We leave Los Angeles tomorrow after a 3 week stay. As always, the time flies by too quickly. I don’t want to live in Los Angeles, but I do want my kids and my parents to be able to spend as much time together as possible. Life is so short.
Here are some interesting parenting links from around the web this week!
H E A L T H
This phone app can help you figure out if your kid has an ear infection via Motherly
Experts Say, Babies Should Not Sleep in Cars Unless Traveling via Kids Activities Blog
Is ‘Digital Addiction’ a Real Threat to Kids? via New York Times
Why we owe it to ourselves to spend quiet time alone every day via Ted
When LA’s Air Got Better, Kids’ Asthma Cases Dropped via NPR
Playing Teen Sports May Protect From Some Damages Of Childhood Trauma via NPR
E D U C A T I O N
4 Years of College, $0 in Debt: How Some Countries Make Higher Education Affordable via New York Times
Want Safe Schools? Start With Research-Based School Discipline Policies via Forbes
How Movement and Exercise Help Kids Learn via Mindshift
Kids’ summer schedules should be about sampling, not specializing via MSN
Capitalism Camp for Kids via New York Times
Four Research-Based Strategies To Ignite Intrinsic Motivation In Students via Mindshift
Late Bloomers and the Benefits of Delayed Success via FEE
P A R E N T I N G
9 things parents never want to hear from strangers again via The Week
How to raise kind kids: 9 family routines to put into practice via Motherly
What Are Introverts Like as Children?: 7 Characteristics via Psychology Today
You’re not a bad mom, you’re an introvert via Today
Your Kids Think You’re Addicted to Your Phone via New York Times
Where Is the Black Blueberries for Sal? via The Atlantic
You Don’t Want a Child Prodigy via New York Times
Should I Tell My Daughter About Her Dyslexia? via Slate
Create a ‘Noticing Wall’ for Your Kid via Offspring
The Surprising Benefits Your Kids Get From Playing Board Games via Scholastic
End the Plague of Secret Parenting. If mothers and fathers speak openly about child-care obligations, their colleagues will adapt. via The Atlantic
There’s Evidence on How to Raise Children, but Are Parents Listening?Day-to-day individual choices matter less than we think, but national policies seem to matter a lot. via New York Times
An age-by-age guide to helping kids manage emotions via Motherly
Eight Things to Know About Nudity and Your Family via Psychology Today
Putting Los Niños in Charge. The idea: On a family trip to Buenos Aires, the Spanish-speaking children would make the plans. Helado and lagrimas ensued. via New York Times
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