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Staying positive and coping with the mental stress during the ongoing pandemic isn't the game for everyone. It takes a lot of energy to let go of the things that aren't going your way. Besides mental health, the physical health of families is getting affected due to challenging life events.

When your kids aren't getting enough sleep, it can mean trouble for the whole family. Sleepless kids need extra attention at night time and are often cranky throughout the day, leaving their parents groggy and irritable. It can be a hassle to get your kids to sleep when they aren't tired, though. If you're trying to find foods that will have your kids asleep before they hit the pillow, look no further.

Living in times when emotional intelligence is highly advertised as necessary skill, with school bulling becoming an epidemy of a threatening scale, is bizarre. As parents and caregivers, we wish a better and kinder future for our children. This is only possible if we teach them compassion from their early years.

When you have a large family, you know how important it is to save money at any chance that you get. Providing for a big household can be tough at times, but it helps when you can create routines that help you stretch your dollar further and get more for your money. As prices on household items continue to go up, it's a good idea to find ways to spend as little as you can while still getting the same products. When you find ways to get better deals on the things you regularly buy, you can pocket the savings to use toward more important endeavors.

In an ideal world, you would be able to sit down and have a nice, leisurely meal every day; you might even have three like that. However, reality doesn't usually allow for that type of schedule. If you are running at full speed most days, you want meals that can keep up. Here are eight healthy on-the-go meal options for days like that. 

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.

A baby’s cognitive, physical and emotional development takes places at an accelerated level during the first 18 months of their life. Effective sensory stimulation and quality sleep are key in helping to ensure that a baby is able to adapt well to the world around them. So, how can you use regular, effective sensory stimulation to aid your baby’s development, as well as improve their sleep?

Every parent knows the December rush of finding childcare for the winter break, holiday shopping and parties, and preparing for the new year. Add in a new baby and flu season sniffles, and getting through the day can become a challenge

Designing a nursery is one of the most exciting parts of preparing for a baby, although it can be slightly stressful trying to plan while you’re limited to gendered designs and decorations. That’s why it might be time to ditch the old-school pink and blue themes and say hello to a gender-neutral nursery, perfect for you and your baby.

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.