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FPA Administration wrote a new post, Top 10 Kid-Friendly Vacation Destinations 7 years ago
Family vacations are wonderful opportunities to find togetherness and create lasting memories. However, regardless of whether you have a large or small, extended or blended family, choosing a vacation destination […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, 5 First Aid Tips Every Parent Should Know 7 years ago
Children are going to hurt themselves as they learn about the world around them. They will cut their fingers, fall out of trees, and hurt themselves in other ways that will teach them not to repeat something or be […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, 5 Things to Say to Your Children More Often 7 years ago
As a parent, we know there are things that a child needs such as food, shelter, and an education. However, there are also things that children need that can be expressed through words. These things may not occur […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, How to Teach Children the Value of Money 7 years ago
Money is one of the last things on kids’ minds, but it’s important that they learn about money and its value while they are young. As a parent, one of the best things you can teach them is the basics of money man […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, How to Have a Family Vacation in Your Backyard 7 years ago
Family vacations are good for everyone. As Susan Krauss Whitbourne of the University of Massachusetts, Boston, says: “It puts you in a different frame of mind, gets you out of your standard patterns and can give y […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, 15 Ways to Burglar-Proof Your Home 7 years ago
Every year, there are 2.2 million burglaries, and 66% of those are home break-ins. For all homeowners, safety should be a priority. As such, it is a necessity to “burglar-proof” or protect your home from int […]
FPA Administration wrote a new post, 10 Easy Defense Moves to Teach Your Kids 7 years ago
No one wants their kids to become the target of bullies or predators. But the sad fact of life is, if you don’t prepare your kids in advance, they’re more likely to become a target.
One of the most important ste […]
Great article here! I have 2 young daughters (4&5) and they’re starting to beg for chores to get my pocket change lol. Something I never thought would take off with them. Samantha my 5 year old had to be taught the value of waiting to spend her money until a better opportunity arose this past weekend but unfortunately made the instant gratification choice that night. The next day when her sister Chloe rode rides all day with an armband and Sammy got on about 4 rides she got mad at me for letting her be impatient 🤣
Any advice on teaching them the worth of what they have instead of how many actual coins they’re holding ?