Are you feeling overwhelmed by the constant stream of information and the pressure to always be connected? Do you struggle with imposter syndrome, digital overload, cyberbullying, or FOMO? Ever felt swamped by too much online noise, feeling fake, getting picked on online, or scared of missing out? Welcome to the digital age—it’s tough, right? “The Emotional Code” dives into this mess, asking a big question:
Using Baby Sign Language with children can be a great way to enhance communication and language development. But when is the best time to start using baby sign language with your child? 5 Tips for Starting Baby Sign Language: 1. Start Early  The earlier you start using baby sign language with your child, the better. Some parents may wait until their child is 6 months old, but starting
Emotional intelligence is not as complicated as you might think. Simply put; it’s the ability to identify and manage your emotions and the emotions of others. Even though it is not a skill we commonly focus on, it’s wildly important when it comes to confidence and self-esteem. As adults, we should focus on enhancing this skill so that we can teach it to our children
Communication games for toddlers are a fun and interesting way to help your child learn language skills! Oftentimes we believe that learning happens at school, but we forget how much of a difference we can make at home. Playing communication games for toddlers can help your child develop all kinds of skills. Just a reminder that communication is not only about their ability to speak,
100% Squeezed Sunshine! Summer is here! Beyond the beautiful sunshine and the long day, what I love the most is the great oppututnies to spend more time with my kids. No homework, afternoon activities or soccer practices. Just time off from the year routine. On top of longer days filled with sun and brightness. Summer activities do not have to be costly. You can definitely
Can You ‘READ’ Your Friends Holiday Card? 3 tricks and tools to read holiday cards and to communicate the right message. Etel Leit in another segment on Fox 11:
