Blog — Tips

This Thanksgiving, we’ve got tips to help you cultivate not only thankfulness but a true attitude of gratitude in your children, which we hope will benefit them all year long!

While most kids face difficulties preparing for tests at one time or another, children with ADHD can face special challenges routinely. Thankfully, there are many ways you can help your child cope. Try these tips to help improve time management and sleep habits so your youngster can perform her best from Mark Connor, director of DriveSafely.Info, a resource for parents of children with ADHD.

Are you winning the homework battle? Is the distraction of Fortnite keeping YOU up at night, wondering how you can help your child finish their homework? These five steps culled from some of our favorite experts in the field of ADHD can help you keep homework on track.

Helping your children learn to cook really isn’t all that difficult, and it’s well worth it. In addition to making messes, you’ll be creating lifelong memories. That said, cooking with children requires some special considerations. Here’s what you need to know:

Since Trick-or-Treat often occurs after dark, it’s also a time for families to keep safety in mind as their children walk in the dark wearing costumes.  

To help your family have a safe Halloween, here are the top safety tips from Safe Kids Worldwide. May your night be filled with tricks, not treats!