Every parent likes to document their childrens’ lives through photos. And with all the different apps out there it’s pretty easy to take quality pictures. Check out this infographic to learn how you can take the best pictures possible.
Tweens are all about social media these days. Check out the following infographic to learn about how kids are using social media.
We bet you heard some of these stories while growing up… After all, most parents in the world love to tell some little white lies. Cheapflights.co.uk takes a look at some of them in the following infographic.
Whilst many expectant parents may look forward to that 18th birthday, when the child embraces adulthood and flies the nest to fend for themselves, in reality, this could merely be a pipe dream. In today’s economy, many parents are faced with using their personal savings to support their offspring financially even when they enter adult life. Aldermore takes a look at the rarely acknowledged costs of adult children and why you need to be saving now.
Three million reports of child abuse are made annually. It’s a bigger problem than you might think. Check out the infographic below to learn more.
If you’re having trouble getting your children to help out around the house, you might want to consider a few simple steps to make their regular chores a little bit more fun. This infographic will help you show few crafty tricks to getting the kids involved in taking care of the household.
Getting a fussy kid to sleep is one of the toughest parts of a parent’s job! When the hour is late and the clock is ticking, what wouldn’t you try to get your child to snooze? This infographic provides 17 techniques that parents use to try to get their little ones to bed.
Parenting definitely isn’t easy, and sometimes we need some help. Books are a great source for new and old parents to learn how to best take care of their children. Check out the infographic to see 50 of the best books for parents.
Everyone parents differently, and some take it to the extreme. Tiger moms are a part of that category. Strict parenting is common in many Chinese immigrant families, but not all Asian-Americans practice it. Check out the infographic below to learn more about tigers moms and how they use extreme parenting.
We all know being a parent is a tough old job – juggling so many demands on time and priorities. Just working to pay the bills eats into the time we get with our children. Sadly parents are losing confidence at playing, the majority (76%) often feeling self conscious and inadequate. Nearly half of parents (49%) felt envious or inadequate in comparison to other parents. And 1/3 think parents in general have just forgotten how to play with their kids. Moms and dads are giving themselves a hard time over this.
