Learning to Fail: Turning a Mistake into an Opportunity for Growth

Guest article from TestingMom.com

Many parents feel the strong pull to shield their children from their self-perceived notion of what it means to fail.  They want to ensure that their child experiences success in all aspects of his or her life, which is a natural motivation, as this desire is often shaped by the love and emotional attachment parents feel toward their child.  Continue reading “Learning to Fail: Turning a Mistake into an Opportunity for Growth”

4 Budget-Friendly Ways to Navigate Back-to-School Disasters

No matter how well we prepare, the start of the school year always comes with unforeseen setbacks, last-minute challenges, and perhaps even a disaster or two. It’s easy to feel lost or overwhelmed when something goes awry, but it is not the end of the world — though it may seem that way to your child or teen. In these moments, parents are given opportunities to not just work harder but to also work smarter.  Continue reading “4 Budget-Friendly Ways to Navigate Back-to-School Disasters”