Journal Walker

If you like to use a variety of printable charts for kids in your home to modify and encourage behavior, you know motivation is a huge issue. All children are different, of course, but here are three ideas I’ve used successfully with my four children to keep motivation high and results happening.
1. Keep it fun.
Depending [...]

If you have used printable reward charts with your children in the past, you have probably experienced frustration once or twice. That’s because, while reward charts are a great teaching tool, they are often used too casually to produce results.
If you would like to see results using printable charts, you’ll need to organize your efforts [...]

Children appreciate both new and old toys. Boys love wooden trains and cars while girls like dolls. The parents do their best to provide or give what is best for their kid even though it means sacrificing extra cash. However, you can still give them what they want for a cheaper price. Your children can [...]

Do you see or notice your kid pretending to cook? He has a creative mind and is resourceful because he uses his other toys as kitchen utensils at the same time ingredients. If the kid has siblings and is old enough to play with him, they join him too. They imagine themselves in a kitchen [...]

One thing that is certain about children—they grow up fast. Change happens faster than you can keep up. Don’t you want to cherish every memory, every step on the way on your child’s journey to adulthood? Rather than stuff these pictures in a shoebox or park them on a hard drive, why not create photo [...]