Education

Before the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, many parents never considered the possibility that their kids could stay at home and continue to learn. But life has a way of teaching us things we ought to know, so the pandemic came in, and parents were forced to play the role of teacher and principal. The kids had to continue learning at home to avoid brain drain because of the long school closure. Now that the pandemic has ended and schools have opened again, having the kids learn at home (in addition to the school learning) is a new reality. However, some parents still struggle to achieve this to date. 

It's well-known that the capacity of children to read is vital to their performance at work, at school, and everywhere else. It is possible to ensure your child's success by reading to them from a child's age. Continue reading to find out more about the benefits of reading to your children and how it can benefit young children in the coming years. 

At the beginning of every school year, parents across the country search for ways to stop the "back-to-school-ick" or the illnesses which seem to follow kids home during the first few months in the classroom. While you cannot stop every illness at the threshold of your home, there is a lot you can do to minimize the number of sick days for your family and increase the overall health and wellbeing of loved ones.

Starting certain elements of education early can help give kids a great start in life. This isn’t just from the perspective of setting them up for academic prospects and careers. It also gives them the tools they need to explore the world around them and follow their curiosity.

Did you know that over 10% of adults in the U.S. choose to continue their education in later stages of life? Yep, there are many individuals out there juggling school, work, family, and everything in between. The good news is - you can do it too! Below, Woombie outlines the essential guide to going back to school - stay-at-home parent edition.