How to Stay Calm and Win the Homework Battle
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How to Stay Calm and Win the Homework Battle

Is homework getting you down?

You dread it as soon as you see your child take his backpack to the kitchen table or maybe even get in the car.

You anticipate the fights, the struggle and sometimes the necessary bribing and manipulation to get the homework done.

Just the other night, your child cried at the kitchen table for 20 minutes because he didn’t want to even try a hard math problem.

You had no idea how to help him. Maybe you tried Youtube, you tried googling, but nothing.

Or perhaps your daughter sat there with the assignment of writing a 5 paragraph essay but refused to actually write something.

She sat.

She stared.

It was painful.

The Secret Trick CEO’s use that’ll help you be a more patient parent

The Secret Trick CEO’s use that’ll help you be a more patient parent

There are times when I’m driving my kids to dance and I want to scream.

Something about the traffic, mixed with the end of the day and oh yeah…

They’re fighting in the backseat.

“STOP IT SISSY!!!”
“I was just asking you a question (a very pointed, “why don’t you know the answer to this? Are you stupid?” question)
“I SAID STOP”

At this point, I either start talking to myself or my knuckles turn white because I’m gripping the steering wheel too hard.

We’re all stuck in a car together. I can’t escape. What do I do?

The Simple Way To Teach Kids the Real Meaning of Memorial Day
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The Simple Way To Teach Kids the Real Meaning of Memorial Day

Do your kids look at Memorial Day as just a day off?

We have BBQ’s and swim parties. We gather with friends. But, you’ve never discussed the real meaning of the holiday with them…

Yes? I admit. I did too.

And I did it with a bit of guilt.

That’s why I’m so excited to partner with USAA for this post to show you how easy it can be to teach kids about Memorial Day.