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Today, video games have transcended their traditional role as entertainment and have become powerful educational tools. Research has shown that video games can significantly enhance children’s learning experiences when used mindfully. Previously, we have written about video games and their benefits in empowering emotional intelligence….

Christmas is one of the most celebrated holidays in the world. Each country has unique traditions when celebrating this particular day, and there are many interesting Christmas tidbits around the world. Here are five interesting facts about how different cultures celebrate Christmas.

In a world where the environment is constantly under threat, it’s more important than ever to instill a sense of respect for the natural world in our children. Environmental education is one way to do this. By teaching kids about the importance of taking care…

Raise your hand if you remember your childhood with nostalgia. Many people forget what it is like to be a child. It’s easy to get wrapped up in adulthood’s stress and forget childhood’s simplicity. But it’s important to remember what it feels like to be…

Kids are naturally curious creatures. When they see the adults around them talking about something with severe expressions on their faces, the kids will want to know what’s going on. It is especially true when that adult activity is as significant as warfare.

Have you ever wondered if the teachings you give your children are valid? Or do you repeat the phrases over the years (“It’s not your toy, remember to share!”)? There is a difference between learning by telling and learning by doing. Teaching children about sharing…

Becoming eco-friendly parents is a step towards supporting the future of our planet. There are many small daily tricks that we can adapt to more green life. Being eco-friendly parents means helping the environment and transmitting sensitivity to nature to their children. We have decided…

The Carnival is a festival that originally indicated the banquet held on the last Thursday and the last Tuesday before Lent (Tuesday and Fat Thursday); just from this event, the carnival took its name (“carnem levare,” that is, knock the meat off). In countries of Catholic…

Gone were the days when Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) had to pay for expensive long-distance calls to hear the voice of their children back home. Nowadays, OFW parents can use technology to easily keep in touch with their family, especially their kids. If you are…

Children certainly love the Christmas season. There’s truly a lot to be excited about during the most wonderful time of the year. Among these are the Filipino Christmas traditions. From Simbang Gabi to lighting up the parol, these Christmas traditions will surely bring joy to…