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How to Talk to Kids About the Russian Invasion of Ukraine - SavvyMom

How to Talk to Kids About the Russian Invasion of Ukraine

Laura Linn Knight, parenting educator and author, shares her professional insight into how to talk to kids about the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

International Women's Day 2020

Ways to Acknowledge International Women’s Day with Kids

If you think this topic is too complicated, we’ve compiled some helpful, age-appropriate suggestions to acknowledge International Women’s Day with kids.

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This Woman Is Actually Blaming Putin’s Mother

IS SHE ACTUALLY BLAMING PUTIN’S MOTHER?! I thought I’d seen it all but this takes some kind of cake.

Do French Kids Really Eat Everything?

Do French kids really eat everything? We explore whether or not there’s truth behind Karen Billion’s popular book.

How to Help Kids Deal with the Death of a Pet - SavvyMom

How to Deal with the Death of a Pet

The death of a pet can be an experience of sorrow and confusion, but also growth. Here are some tips to help explain things to your kids.

How Parents Can Help Break Kids Bad Habits - SavvyMom

How Parents Can Help Break Kids Bad Habits

Pacifiers. Nose Picking. Hitting. Whining. Some kids’ bad habits are more egregious than others but they’re all tough to break. Check out these tips from top parenting experts.

List of Compliments for Kids Not Based on Looks - SavvyMom

List of Compliments for Kids Not Based on Looks

It’s important to communicate our kids’ value beyond their outward appearance. Here’s a list of compliments for kids that are not based on looks…

The Lesser-Known Signs of Depression - SavvyMom

The Lesser-Known Signs of Depression

Dear struggling mom at the grocery store: It’s not always uncontrollable crying and staying in bed for days, sometimes it’s the subtle signs of depression that we miss.

Navigate Ever-Changing Pandemic School Year

Parents: How to Navigate This Ever-Changing Pandemic School Year

This pandemic school year has been unlike any other. If you’re floundering, you’re not alone. Parents, here’s how to navigate the rest of this year.