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Studying for finals can be a stressful time for your child, especially when it’s being done under pressure. Has your child started studying for their finals yet? http://ow.ly/Plcm30i5iv8

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Does your child know where the first aid kit is? Better yet, do they know how to use it? Learn more about the importance of teaching your child first aid safety: http://ow.ly/ajl330i5kNZ

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Children usually have a lot of things on the go, which is why they need balance. As Jana Kingsfold says, balance is not found, it is created. Create balance in your child’s life for their benefit: http://ow.ly/mHS830hRjAM

Who remembers being asked to read in class? Some children would read with ease, while others would battle. It is important for parents to incorporate reading into their child’s life early on: http://ow.ly/vmAu30hRja0

Very few children love homework, but it has to be done. This is why it is never too early to get your child into the homework swing of things, even when their school has not issued any work: http://ow.ly/Ueiz30hRiwn

Cue all the emotions of parents ranging from anxiety to pride. There may be some hurdles, but over all, what a great day it's going to be!

Children love playing and exercise – make sure they have a water bottle in their bag so that they avoid those annoying dehydration headaches: http://ow.ly/yOL830hO9Ad

Illness can easily affect your child’s energy and productivity. When should you keep them home from school when they are sick?: http://ow.ly/SO6P30hO9eS

After 12 years of school, life in the “real world” begins for your child. Many don’t know what they want to do after school. Instead of going into a panic, why not consider the options? Read more: http://ow.ly/Bu0T30hNG2l

The beginning of the year always seems to set the tone for the rest of it, filled with New Year’s resolutions, goals and the “new year, new me” mindset. Why not get your child into the swing of things with a goal-driven punch? Here’s how: http://ow.ly/4l1L30hNFUn