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So lately, I have been looking for easy recipes I could try with my little cousin, who has seemed to develop an interest in cooking. And by randomly create, I mean I have been gently nudging him in that direction for weeks now. Initially, I had no intention of curating a catalog of recipes. I had just wanted quick and easy recipes to try with him, to engage him and further develop his interest in cooking —which aside from being an essential life skill, I also happen to love and would love to pass on to him. Each day, I would pour through loads of, sometimes, uber complicated recipes until I found just the right one. The one that would keep his interest and attention until we were done. Sometimes, the ingredients were inaccessible, and we had to improvise with other ingredients, but it would still turn out terrific. That said, here are some of the recipes we tried and loved. Basic cookie dough We're starting off with the easiest of all. The name of the game is easy and straig...

  Perhaps you may consider homeschooling your kids because of the juicy benefits you may have heard. But the issue you might also be contemplating is whether it is the right decision to make for your child or not. Since education is referred to as the future passport by many, it would be dangerous to mess it up for your kid if you make the wrong decision.    This article will look at the benefits of Homeschooling and see whether it will be worth it to prepare your kids well for the future. But first, let's understand what education is and what Homeschooling is. What is Education? Learning, or the development of knowledge, skills, values, morals, and habits, is facilitated by education. What is Homeschooling?   Homeschooling is the education system where parents teach their kids at home instead of letting them go to public schools. This trend is increasing every day, especially in the United States, where there are close to 2 million students who are ...

Many parents tend to misunderstand their teens at this stage of life and get frustrated by certain behaviors their teens' exhibit. This should not be so because it is normal for teenagers to exhibit strange behaviors at specific times. There are few things to do as a parent to cope with your teenager and bond with them at these stages of their lives. Listen more; Have time for your teenager to talk with them; always allow them to express themselves. Listening to them gives them the chance to open up more and unload all their problems to you, the parent. Have dinner together;       Dinner time is also a great time to bond with people, according to researchers, and applying this to your thing is a sure way to connect with your teenager. Invite them out to their favorite restaurant, which you can afford, and use that time to have dinner to bond.   Show up always; Teenage child sometimes acts as if they want to do things alone, but deep within, they crave the support of ...

  First of all, let us look at the meaning of parenting. Parenting  can be said to be raising a child and giving the child all the necessary support, whether physically or emotionally until that child grows up to be an adult. Every parent’s dream ad goal is to do everything possible for the child to grow up and become a better person in society. Parenting doesn’t necessarily mean taking care of just your own biological child; you can adopt a child and still legally be the parent only if you have assumed the responsibilities of taking care of the child. In this blog, we will look at simplified strategies on how to become a good parent. Here are some examples; 1.  Be there for them ;   Children always want you to be there for them physically and emotionally support them. Being there for them creates the opportunity to learn more and grow into responsible people in society. 2.  Be a good role model ; Our children learn over 70 percent of things from us, the pa...

Have you ever had your children get on your nerves so much that you just couldn't take it anymore but to yell out your frustration, and in the end, you feel terrible at yourself for bursting out at them? Yes, we all had that moment as parents very frequently, and I can say you are not a bad parent in this situation; it is normal to get angry. But this can really have adverse effects on your kid growing up. Children whose parents yell out at them are usually timid and afraid to express themselves freely, even as adults, and no parent will like to see their kid turn out so. Without saying more, let's dive in on how to control yourself in this situation. 1.  Breathe in and stay calm; Instead of bursting out with anger,  sit down and breathe in, control your anger and stay calm.  This always works for me; whenever my kid does something that I'm about to burst out with rage, I stand back to breathe in for a few minutes. This calms me down before I approach the sit...