• Do You Know How to Protect Your Child from Identity Theft?
    Guest Post,  Kids,  Parenting

    Do You Know How to Protect Your Child from Identity Theft?

    You buckle them into car seats, make sure they wear a helmet when riding their bikes and keep a first-aid kit on hand always. As a parent, you do everything you can to guard your children’s physical safety, but do you know how to protect them from identity theft? How Common Is Child Identity Theft? Over 15,000 of the identity theft complaints to the Federal Trade Commission in 2016 affected children and teens (anyone age 19 and under), which represents 4% of all identity theft complaints for the year. The Identity Theft Resource Center, which tracks identity theft and data breach statistics, also reports that 4.4% of the identity theft victim…

  • Family,  Kids,  Outdoors,  Parenting

    5 Things Happen When You Raise Kids to Love The Outdoors

    As parents we all know the value of keeping our kids active. No parent wants to raise a couch potato who engages with the world solely through a screen. Of course that’s not to say that TV, movies and video games shouldn’t play a part in your kids’ development. They absolutely should. We’re lucky enough that the age of digital cable TV and streaming services give us more access to excellent quality content than ever before. There’s so much great stuff for kids out there (both the new stuff and the stuff from your childhood) that you can share and bond over. My experience as a Dad would certainly be…

  • How to Spot and Nurture Your Child's Strenghts
    Guest Post,  Kids,  Parenting

    How To Spot and Nurture Your Child’s Strengths

    Before you try to encourage your child in its strengths, you need to go through a learning process yourself. Make sure you know what strengths are and make sure you know they come in many different shapes. Each child has a strength and helping them recognize it will not only make them happy but also grow into confident adults. Lower your expectation and expect variety         At the mention of talent, we instantly jump to a set list of strengths such as a good singing voice, a dancer’s amazing sense of rhythm, painting, playing an instrument, being good at sports etc. As much as a lot of people judge the fact…

  • Survive Holiday Travel
    Family,  Guest Post,  Kids,  Parenting,  Traveling

    The One Thing You Need to Survive Holiday Travel

    In Partnership with Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition tablet  What type of stroller can I gate check? Should I bring the car seat on the airplane? What IDs do my kids need? It’s no secret that there’s plenty to worry about when traveling with kids. Now, thanks to Amazon and their all-new Fire 7 Kids Edition tablet you can stop worrying about one major travel hassle: how to entertain your kids in the car or on the plane. With a little something for everyone (think: exciting content for the kids and peace-of-mind parental controls for the grown-ups) the new Fire 7 Kids Edition tablet is the perfect travel companion. Here are four reasons…

  • Kid's Sports With Your Drone
    All Sports Talk,  Parenting,  Technology

    Should You Be Filming Your Kid’s Sports with Your Drone?

    Kids’ sports these days are getting more and more competitive, and if you’ve spent any time in the stands, you know that the parents are—ahem—a bit that way as well. And while you don’t want to be the overly obnoxious parent while you watch a sporting event, capturing in just the right way is important to many of us. Is taking photos and videos enough? Perhaps you’re making efforts to become more adept at using technology. Should you be filming your kid’s sports with your drone? Drones have been used for a variety of thing over the years. You can see how far they have come along by checking out…

  • Child Learn to Golf
    All Sports Talk,  Golf,  Kids

    4 Tips To Helping Your Child Learn To Golf

    If you want your child to be interested in the sport of golf, you, as a parent, must ensure that the environment is right for him to thrive in. After all, golf may seem like a complicated sport to the uninitiated and beginners as the sport has many rules and regulations. And, it doesn’t help that there are many golf terms such as birdies and bogeys which may seem alien in the beginning too. However, there are ways that you can help your child learn to golf and here are 4 tips!  Please visit the site, golfshoponline.co.uk, for more information on golfing equipment that will help you get started. Tip…

  • 4 Sports That Are Great
    All Sports Talk,  Kids

    4 Sports That Are Great for Kids to Try

    In the contemporary world, it can be difficult to get the kids to go play outside. With a wide range of other activities available at their disposal including television, video games, and other interesting things on the web, kids often tend to overlook the benefits of playing outdoor sports. Hence, it is up to you, parents, to get the kids interested. Before introducing your kid to a sport, you should identify a sport that is age-appropriate for your kid. For instance, toddlers are too young to participate in organized sports; however, they will do well with unstructured free play such as dancing, running, and swimming. Here are 4 different sports…

  • Father & Son Time
    Daddy Talk,  Kids

    4 Ways to Making The Most of Father & Son Time

    When it comes to enjoying the summer, there are few things better than spending some time in the park with your son. This is a classic pastime for many fathers and sons, and it is something of a rite of passage when your child is growing up. But sometimes you might find yourself at a loss as to what to do, or how to make the most of the time. In this article, we are going to attempt to answer that question, by looking at some of the ways that you can spend time with your son in the park. Let’s have a look at some of the best. Kite…

  • Water Sports
    All Sports Talk,  Family,  Kids

    Are You A Good Swimmer? 3 Water Sports To Try With Your Kids

    It’s important that all parents encourage their kids to spend time in the water. That is because young people need to become confident in that situation. Also, water sports are fun, and they can help to bring you together. With that in mind, there are three fantastic suggestions below this paragraph. You don’t have to choose anything from this list. However, I just wanted to point you in the right direction. Reading good sites like In Swim can also give you good information about everything related to water. The ideas in this article are guaranteed to ensure your kids have an excellent time. Just make sure you take them to…

  • Keep Your Kids Safe
    Family,  Kids,  Safety

    Here Are 4 Ways to Keep Your Kids Safe In The Home

    If you are like most parents, you find yourself constantly worrying about the safety and wellbeing of your kids. When they are at home, you expect that they should be able to remain as safe as possible, but that is not always the case. As it happens, the home is often one of the places which needs the most care and attention to keep everyone safe and secure. In this article, we are going to consider some of the essential things that you need to do if you want to ensure your children are safe at home. There are many potential dangers and threats in any home, and knowing what…

  • Learning Curve of Childhood
    Daddy Talk,  Kids,  Parenting

    The Learning Curve Of Childhood

    Sure, childhood is a time of fun and joy, and a period in which kids have lots of new and exciting experiences. But it is also a very serious time as well, as some of those experiences may not be all that happy. During childhood, your child will have to go through a lot of situations and scenarios that may be quite upsetting and difficult for them to deal with. However, all of these situations need to be fully embraced so that your child gets through them and can use them as a learning curve to grow into a stronger person. Not sure which scenarios I’m hinting at? Here are…

  • Flying the Nest
    Kids,  Parenting,  Teens

    Flying The Nest: 4 Things To Do Before Your Kid Goes To College

    If you’re one of the millions of parents who have kids that are growing up fast, college is going to be one of the big things on your mind. Though it may be several months before your kid actually packs their bags and leaves, there are a range of things you need to do to make sure they’re fully prepared for this big adventure. Here are some of the most important things for your checklist… Teach them the Science of Laundry This is just as much for them as it is for you! As soon as you know college is a certainty, you should teach your kid to do their…

  • Dogs
    Animals,  Dogs,  Family

    12 Amazing Reasons Why Dogs Are Good to Help Raise Children

    Dogs are known to be good companions to both adults and children. They are also one of the most loyal animals you can ever encounter. Once you embrace them into your family, they will not know any other human who they will consider ad their keeper. Children mostly benefit from having dogs at home because it teaches them many things as they grow up. Households who have small children can use their dogs to help them raise responsible and confident children. There are many benefits in having dogs as pets while raising small kids. Self-confidence is boosted because dogs can help kids to socialize and interact with other kids. Another…

  • Inspire Your Kids
    Daddy Talk,  Kids,  Parenting

    School’s Out! How to Inspire Your Kids to Learn New Things at Home

    Every Dad is expected to have some kind of hidden power. Whether it’s an uncanny ability to solve problems or a handy set of tools that can fix any electronic device, you have some kind of talent that your kids will marvel at. When your children are growing up, they’ll look to you as inspiration for their own futures. If you’re a chef, then your kids will love to mimic you in the kitchen and might even grow up to be a fine cook themselves! If you’re a well-groomed businessman, then they’ll jump on toy laptops and pretend they’re in your shoes. Whatever your kids decide to do in the…

  • Fishing
    Daddy Talk,  Kids,  Outdoors

    3 Simple Tips For Getting Your Kids Into Fishing

    For countless dads around the world, a lazy afternoon spent fishing is more than just a pastime, it’s a fervent passion. Naturally, if you’re an avid angler, you’ll want to share this passion with your kids. While this may sound pretty straightforward now, knowing how to do something you do not necessarily make you a good teacher. If you’re not sure where to begin, here are some simple tips for giving your kids the best possible start to fishing. Keep it Light Don’t be surprised if your kids aren’t showing an immediate interest in fishing. If you try to jam it down their throats, waking them up before sunrise so…

  • Fall Activities
    Daddy Talk,  Family

    8 Fall Activities for You and Your Kids

    State fairs, caramel apples, leaf piles, pumpkin pie… and more leaf piles? There’s a lot to love about fall already but sharing the good stuff about autumn can make this season even better. What follows is a list of family-friendly fall activities designed to take the season from good to great. Give some of them a try and you might find that even if you’ve never been a fall guy, you’re suddenly jazzed to hit the pumpkin patch. The Scavenger Hunt This activity doesn’t require anything more than observant eyes. There are plenty of fall scavenger hunt printables out there but it’s actually more fun for parents when you pick…

  • Concussion
    Health,  Parenting

    6 Warning Signs That Your Child Athlete Has a Concussion

    According to the CDC, 10-15 percent of athletes experience a concussion in any given year. This rate of injury spans all sports, genders, age groups and skill levels, so it isn’t something that can be written off as “a football thing” or “a boy problem.” It’s a serious concern that all parents should have about their young athletes. So how can you tell if your child has a concussion? Here are just a few signs and symptoms to beware. 1. Loss of Consciousness The most obvious sign of a concussion is a loss of consciousness after experiencing a heavy blow. It’s important to note, however, that not all children will…

  • Adventure of a Lifetime
    Traveling

    5 Tips on Planning The Adventure Of A Lifetime With Your Kids

    Are you eager to explore the national parks this summer? Are you keen to teach the kids how to fish, swim, or climb? Are you preparing to embark on an al fresco adventure of a lifetime? If so, here are five easy steps to follow to plan an unforgettable family vacation in the great outdoors. Choose your destination When it comes to national parks, Americans are spoiled for choice. If you’re not au fait with US geography, you may be amazed at the sheer diversity of parks we have here in the US. Many of us are unaware of the stunning natural beauty that lies around the corner. When you’re…