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Collaborate like a kid: What preschoolers can teach us about adjusting to remote work

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Remote work isn't going anywhere, and that means reimagining what collaboration looks like. If you can't sit around a table with a whiteboard, chat over lunch, or shoot out blue sky ideas over drinks at happy hour, what can you do? The collaborative work culture that most folks were used to isn't the same, and adapting to a new environment is tough. At least for adults it is. As kids, we experienced major shifts on a regular basis—and we were remarkably skilled at adapting. Preschoolers, in particular, create a culture and do their work (i.e., their play) with whatever resources...

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Our Virtual School Setup

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I’m joining in with a few friends for a back to school (at home) blog hop today! Read on to see all of the details of how we’ve set up a virtual learning station for our first grader. When does school start for you? For us, it starts tomorrow (!!!). I know every school district is approaching things a bit differently – our district is all virtual until September 8th, and after that we have the option of choosing virtual or in person learning. We’ll likely be choosing virtual as long as masks and social distancing are required on campus...

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Facebook Groups Every Atlanta Parent Should Join

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No matter your experience, we all get by in this parenting game with a little help from our friends. And thanks to Facebook, your tribe is at your fingertips, literally. After sorting through page after page of parenting groups, we’ve narrowed down a list of groups that are perfect for you—regardless of whether you’re a first timer or not. Keep reading to find your newest parenting “friends,” below. photo: iStock Georgia Moms for Better Birth, 2.4K members Georgia Moms for Better Birth is a community of women supporting women, focused on creating better births through encouragement and education. Their goal...

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Quiet time is essential for kids’ brains—here are 5 ways to get it

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Quiet time. The words bring to mind images of a silent house, a resting child and a few minutes of solitude for parents. But what really is quiet time, and why is it so important? Quiet time is an important part of a young child's day, and not just because it gives small bodies a rest. As a therapist in family practice, I recommend scheduling daily quiet time for kids because it helps them emotionally reset and recharge, which is necessary for helping them manage their emotions and handle frustrations. Quiet time also helps kids get through their busy days...

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Backyard Fishing

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This backyard fishing activity is perfect for a birthday party game or just some everyday summer fun! It’s a great activity to keep your little fishermen busy in the backyard. The post Backyard Fishing was featured on Fun Family Crafts.

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