Parents are described in so many different terms nowadays. There are tiger parents, free-range parents, helicopter parents, and now, there are lighthouse parents, among others. What does it mean to be a lighthouse parent? Have you been a lighthouse parent all along? Do you think this type of parenting is right for you and your children? Let's find out. More than the authoritarian, … [Read more...]
Is My Child the Bully? (Signs and Helpful Tips on What to Do)
It is very disturbing for us parents when our child is being bullied. But what if our child is the bully? It may be hard to accept but it is possible. There are telltale signs to spot a child who bullies. The good thing is that there are also things we can do to help us manage such behaviour. Table of contents What is bullying Types and examples of bullying Why children bully othersHow to … [Read more...]
Parenting Guide on Dealing with Terrible Twos
You are having trouble with your two-year-old tot, aren't you? That is exactly the reason why you are reading this post. Don't worry. We will help you understand more about your toddler and share with you this parenting guide on how to deal with this behavior. First of all, we want to assure you that you are not alone in this type of experience. "Terrible two" is a phrase often described … [Read more...]
Parenting Classes: Do I Need Them?
Are you a new parent or expecting a baby soon? Are you having doubts about your parenting skills or having issues about parenting now that your children are growing? Taking parenting classes may be great for you. Let us learn more about parenting classes and find out if you need to take them. Table of contents What are parenting classes Why are parenting classes importantTypes of … [Read more...]
Parenting Tips in the time of the Lingering Crisis
The coronavirus pandemic has been causing a lot of distress to everyone. To us parents, it's even tougher, especially now that it has been months since the pandemic began. We have to deal with our children's emotional stress, anxiety, and fears, along with managing our own. With the role to keep our children safe and secure despite the uncertainty, we would like to share with you some tips to … [Read more...]
Managing Children’s Screen Time: Helpful Apps and Other Tips
We are now in the digital age. We cannot deny how being "on the screen" can help our kids when it comes to development, education, communication, and entertainment. However, too much screen time and unmonitored usage is not good for our kids. We are faced with the challenge of managing children's screen time in terms of duration and the activities they do with their gadgets. In this post, … [Read more...]
Survival of the Friendliest: The Key to Species Survival?
I saw this YouTube video by NatGeo, which was shared and also reflected on by TransCultural Group. It's about the key to species survival. We know of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution that says "Survival of the Fittest." While the theory says "fittest", it does not actually mean the strongest. "Fittest" refers to the reproductive ability of the species, as well as their ability to … [Read more...]
Examples of Inclusive and Diversity-Friendly Workplaces
Inclusive leadership, according to Employer’s Network for Equality & Inclusion (ENEI) of UK, means being aware of one’s own biases and preferences, but continues to seek out and take into account different perspectives for better decision making.” Aside from coming up with well-informed decisions, this type of diversity and inclusion (D&I) approach is very crucial to make employees feel … [Read more...]
When the best food in US is not from US
US food equates to immigrant food. It is kind of ironic and maybe funny, but it's true. Unless you are talking about food that is being passed on by Native Americans, then it is immigrant food. The cuisine in the US is ever-evolving, just like America’s heritage. Chefs coming from different parts of the world immigrate to the US and share their cuisine of origin and … [Read more...]
Do You Know Why Your Company Needs a Chief Diversity Officer?
Protests on social inequities have built pressure not only within communities, but also in workplaces to get serious about diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). The need to address such pressure would require a company to hire a Chief Diversity Officer (CDO). The role of the Chief Diversity Officer and its team would ensure carrying out its mission, which is to build a more diverse and … [Read more...]