As parenting and childcare experts, we have seen this pandemic take a toll on families. It has highlighted where the cracks may have already been forming, not only in personal situations at home, but also in the ways our society supports the average family. However, as these cracks emerge and become visible, we are also able to see the good that has come from the pandemic. Our eyes have been opened to what had not been working all along, leaving us available to reassess our priorities; to slow down, spend more time with our children, know them more intimately, and reflect on our parenting.
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Get safety tips, education and parenting advice for navigating the pandemic without losing one’s sanity.
Davler Media-Parents Supports Opening Summer Camps at Maximum Safe Capacity
We at Davler Media-Parents (NYMetroParents, Staten Island Parent, Mommybites, and Mitzvah Market)—the New York metro area’s largest parent media company—strongly support the opening of local day, specialty, and overnight camps this summer at the maximum capacity possible while still remaining safe for children and camp staff. We believe… …that all children who want to go to […]
How to Support Your Child’s Social Skills While Quarantined
Without in-person school and being constantly surrounded by peers, your child’s social skills might be falling behind. Here are some tips for building those skills during the pandemic.
Creative Ways to Make the Most of Thanksgiving This Year
Thanksgiving during a pandemic may be challenging, but it shouldn’t be impossible! Here are 8 tips on how to have a fun, creative holiday!
Balancing Family Time and Self Care While in a Pandemic
Parenting is hugely stressful, and we all need a short break now and then to rejuvenize ourselves. It’s crucial for everyone we learn some self-care.
How to Help Kids Adjust to Wearing a Face Mask
Back-to-school time is around the corner! It is crucial children acclimate to wearing a mask and understand the mask’s importance.
How to Make Your Home Virtual Learning Ready
Making the transition to virtual learning can be a difficult process for both children and parents. Aside from ensuring that your kids have the tools they need to succeed this year, there is a decent amount of planning that goes into creating a functional classroom at home as well. If you haven’t yet had the […]
Tips for Balancing Parenting and Working Full Time during COVID-19
Working from home and being a full-time parent is a tricky task. Thankfully, there are some tricks and tips that will make doing both more manageable.