How much do you know about Thanksgiving? Put your knowledge to the test! Here’s a mash-up of our favorite Thanksgiving trivia.
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How much do you know about Thanksgiving? Put your knowledge to the test! Here’s a mash-up of our favorite Thanksgiving trivia.
Adulting is hard, but it’s a fact of life, and although it may take a lifetime to master, chances are you’re probably doing well so far.
If you’re saving for the future and protecting your family with life insurance, you’re ahead of the curve. Aside from your finances, have you got adulting down pat? Take this quiz to find out.
You started planning and decorating for the December holidays way ahead of time. Your family remarks that you’ve been listening to holiday songs every evening for two weeks straight. Your enthusiasm for the season is apparent to everyone who knows you – and even to people who don’t.
However, how much do you know of the history and meaning behind the holidays? Test your knowledge by answering these trivia questions.
Your children are in the living room playing when you hear one exclaim, “That’s mine!” – followed by sounds of scuffling and then crying. It can be frustrating to continuously have to tell your children to share with one another, as well as with other children. But it’s worth the effort.
Sharing is a critical social skill that can help your child build relationships later in life. Being a role model and showing your child how to share is the best way for them to learn this important skill.
If you’re a first-time parent, you probably worry about your child. It’s only natural: You want to keep your son or daughter safe. That desire might lead you to go a little overboard at times, from repeatedly checking on your baby throughout the night to triple-washing his or her pacifier after it falls to the ground.
It’s good to remember that your child, from an early age, takes cues from your behavior. A child whose parents struggle with anxiety is two to seven times more likely to develop an anxiety disorder themselves, notes Golda Ginsburg, a psychologist at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine who studies childhood anxiety.
How can you get a grip on your parenting fears? Start by evaluating them.
This fun Halloween quiz, although not science-based, can help parents to assess how fearful they are and to find tips on how to conquer those fears: