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We All Have Implicit Biases: Here’s How Not to Pass Them On to Your Kids

Guest Writer: Kevin Christofora – http://thehometownallstars.com/ Most parents will (and should) agree: it’s important to teach our children about acceptance. That’s true no matter where you live, but it’s really essential when you’re based somewhere with a diverse population. The Detroit area was already home to one of the largest populations of Arab Americans in the U.S., and now that… 

Exploring 5 Top Safety Tips for Summertime Biking and Cycling

The United States has more cars than any other country in the world, at 300 million. That being said, the roads can be a dangerous place for drivers, pedestrians, bikers, and cyclers alike. If you own a bicycle or motorcycle and want to stay safe on the roads this summer, it’s as easy as following some smart yet simple safety tips.… 

A Stressed Brain Cannot Learn

As summer time approaches and many children will be entering Kindergarten this fall, parents and teachers alike are left to wonder, “Are they ready?” and “What does Kindergarten readiness really mean?”  Consider this: One in every four children under the age of four years old have experienced some form of trauma in our country.  According to Judy Darling LMSW, IMH-E@IV of Transforming Teachers, social emotional… 

Summer Time is the Right Time to Choose a Preschool!

As you enjoy what summer time means for your family, the crisp fall breeze is already right around the corner!  Summer time is the best time to begin your search for a preschool that fits your family’s unique needs.  To learn more about what high quality early learning is available to you, please call 833-FourYearOld today!  One option you consider… 

6 Distracted Driving Tips That Can Save Your Teen’s Life

Distracted driving has become an unfortunate, yet ubiquitous part of society. In 2015, distracted driving caused 3,477 fatalities, making it a particularly lethal bad habit. Despite what many people think, distracted driving isn’t isolated to just texting. It can involve anything from applying makeup to eating a burger. Here in Detroit, police have been stepping up enforcement of distracted driving. However,… 

Five Tips for Encouraging Your Children to be More Independent

Research shows that the majority of parents throughout the country believe that responsibility and independence are some of the most important traits they can instill in their children. And, yet, many parents struggle when it comes to actually teaching these skills.     If you’re in this same boat and want to raise a responsible, independent child but aren’t sure…