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Don’t Miss These Kids-Eat-Free Restaurants in Southeast Louisville!

Parents usually take their families out to eat on the weekend. The kids are out of school, parents don’t feel like cooking, and everyone is looking for something to do. While this is understandable, restaurants can’t accommodate all their customers. To incentivize customers to come at other times of the week, restaurants offer fantastic discounts […]

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The Benefits of Boredom for Kids

Healthy Kids / Linden Mills

Although kids usually have a long list of what they want to do during summer vacation, hardly a week has gone by before every parent hears that dreaded complaint: “I’m so bored.” More than any other time in history, our children have an abundance of things to keep themselves occupied. But perhaps this is exactly

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How To Choose Summer Camps for Your Child

Parents and Kids / Linden Mills

Although it feels like Christmas was just last week, before you know it, it will be summertime! That means kids will be out of school and ready for those fun summer activities you have planned. (Hint hint) One of the best ways to give your kids a fun summer experience is by enrolling them in

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Make Memories With This DIY Playdough Recipe

Parents and Kids / Linden Mills

Children of all ages love playdough. The squishy texture and bright colors delight children and spark their creativity. But creativity also leads to mess and mixed-up colors. Replacing playdough is an expensive endeavor, but there’s a much cheaper option that even allows you to experiment with colors before making your creations! The Benefits of DIY

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Help Your Child Overcome Separation Anxiety

Parents and Kids / Linden Mills

When your child has separation anxiety, daycare drop-off can be miserable for everyone. Separation anxiety is a completely normal developmental milestone for your child–but that doesn’t make it easy to handle! Sometimes, even parents can experience separation anxiety, especially if their child throws a tantrum at dropoff. Neither you nor your child wants to experience

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Should Kids Play Outside In the Winter?

Healthy Kids / Linden Mills

Kids these days spend an average of seven hours a day looking at screens like phones, televisions, tablets, and more. Since it’s generally more entertaining to watch a show or interact with friends on a screen, more and more children are becoming sedentary early in their lives. Gross motor development is essential to the overall

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CPR: The Skill Parents Must Know

Parents and Kids / Linden Mills

You’re having a casual Saturday morning breakfast with your toddler. Your child is independent with feeding, so you start on the dishes while they finish their breakfast. A minute goes by and you haven’t heard your toddler babble over their banana slices like they usually do. Turning to sneak a peek at your child’s happy

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How to Keep Your Kids Entertained Without Technology

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With yucky winter weather rolling in, it’s natural to spend more time indoors than at other times of the year. Even children who love the outdoors find it hard to play outside when it’s cold, muddy, and dreary. The easiest way to get loud, stir-crazy kids to settle down is to allow more tech time.

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How Important is Oral Health for Young Kids?

Healthy Kids / Linden Mills

Children are incapable of caring for their teeth, so parents must pay special attention to their child’s oral health. Don’t believe the lie that “they’re baby teeth, they don’t matter.” Or maybe, “they’re just baby teeth, they’ll fall out anyway.” Caring for baby teeth is essential to your child’s overall oral health and future permanent

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Raising Socially Responsible Kids

Parents and Kids / Linden Mills

All parents want their children to be well-liked by adults and peers alike. They want them to grow up into socially responsible and respectful adults. But this is especially challenging when culture doesn’t often reward honorable behavior and instead tolerates dysfunction. How can parents fight the uphill battle and win? What Does “Socially Responsible” Mean?

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Don’t Miss These Kids-Eat-Free Restaurants in Southeast Louisville!

The Benefits of Boredom for Kids

How To Choose Summer Camps for Your Child

Make Memories With This DIY Playdough Recipe

Help Your Child Overcome Separation Anxiety

Should Kids Play Outside In the Winter?

CPR: The Skill Parents Must Know

How to Keep Your Kids Entertained Without Technology

How Important is Oral Health for Young Kids?

Raising Socially Responsible Kids

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