If you work full-time, you’ll be familiar with dodging the morning traffic and attending meeting after meeting with people who irritate you, all while missing your kids like crazy.

For working moms and dads, spending time with your kids can be limited to a rushed half-hour in the morning followed by a quick bath and a bedtime story.

And it can be truly heartbreaking.

Yet, stay-at-home moms are often the biggest complainers! Why?

Stay-at-home moms never miss their kids’ milestones.

They can wear loungewear all day and enjoy walks in the park while everyone else is chained to a desk in office attire.

Read moreWhy do stay at home moms complain? Real moms explain what they wish people knew about SAHMs

It happens to parents all the time.

You get busy with daily life and responsibilities, and then suddenly, bam! You realize you missed the kindergarten registration date.

Panic sets in, understandably!

However, there’s no need to fret.

Read moreWhat to do if you accidentally missed kindergarten registration — don’t panic!

Does your child need practice in speaking clearly, self-confidence, and critical thinking?

Look no further than Show and Tell — an excellent learning tool for kids to help them build crucial skills and better absorb lessons.

But as parents, we know that too often these assignments mean extra work for us, too!

If your child’s teacher has assigned a Show and Tell day about music and instruments, don’t panic.

Even if your child isn’t musically inclined, we’ve got some ideas for you!

Let’s start out with a quick list of Show and Tell ideas for music and instruments so you can get those wheels turning:

Read more6 Show & Tell Ideas for Kids (Music & Instruments Theme)

Kids love nature — it’s… well, in their nature!

But it’s also really important for them to learn as much about it as possible. It fuels their creativity, eases anxiety and stress, and boosts their brain power.

That’s why, parents, you shouldn’t be surprised if your child’s teacher assigns a plant-themed Show and Tell day to encourage a love for the outdoors.

But I know how it is… when your young kids get an assignment like this, you’re often the one who has to do a bunch of the work. Have no fear!

Discover the magic of the outdoors again with these Show and Tell plant ideas!

Read more8 Show & Tell Ideas for Kids (Plants Theme)

Starting kindergarten can be a stressful time for parents and kids alike, even under the best of circumstances!

If your child is about to start kindergarten but is still wearing diapers, the stress can be magnified for both of you.

Wondering if a child can go to kindergarten not potty trained is a common question. If you find yourself in this situation, know that you’re not the only parent in this conundrum.

In this article, we discuss all the options for kindergarten-age kids who aren’t yet potty trained. Can they wear a diaper to school? Will they have to stay at home? We also give some expert tips on how to potty train fast in time for school.

Read moreCan your child start kindergarten in diapers? (Potty training advice)

If your child’s teacher has assigned a show and tell assignment for next week, the easy reaction is to let out a groan.

All parents know that homework for kids this age is also homework for the parents!

The upside is that Show and Tell is essentially a public speaking class for the younger generation. It teaches them important skills while reinforcing lessons from class.

One such lesson might be Recycling — an important topic for our kids to learn about. Whether your child’s class is celebrating Earth Day or wrapping up a unit on Recycling or the environment, the Show and Tell options for this topic are endless! 

Here is a round-up of just a few Recycling Show and Tell ideas to get you started:

Read more7 Show & Tell Ideas for Kids (Recycling Theme)