We all have those days where the children are home from school, and as much as you want to get out of the house, the weather is just not cooperating with you. So we thought this would be a great chance to arm you with five ideas for the next time those skies open up and let loose.

Here in South Florida, we are no strangers to hurricanes. But riding out a hurricane can be a frightening experience for anyone, let alone a child. We recommend that part of your storm preparations include speaking to your children about hurricanes. Bottom line: talk to them but don’t scare them.

Summer camp is over and now all you're hearing is "I'm bored!" Well, we've got a great idea to help you get through the remainder of summer without hearing those dreaded words ever again. Enter the "Summer Boredom Buster Jar," an easy way to fill up your days with endless summer fun. Here's how to make a decorated jar filled with fun ideas your kids can write down using pretty scraps of their old art. It's a great way to recycle kids' art! 

Crafty kids (and moms) can make their own Father’s Day gifts right at home. Dad will love getting a unique gift that was made with love by the ones he loves most. Here are some gift ideas that we think dad will love.

We invite your child to join us for an exciting summer at Mary, Mother of the Light Academy! Summer campers will enjoy sports & fitness, educational games, space exploration, Disney fairytales, arts & crafts, movies and more.

Spring is here and that means one thing, SPRING CLEANING! Here at Mary, Mother of the Light Academy, we have some great tips on how to get your children involved in the process in a way that can also be a fun learning experience.

We’ve all been there. The dreaded public temper tantrum. So what do you do to stop the tantrum without having a tantrum yourself?

New Year's resolutions can teach children about values, passions and beliefs. Make it a family tradition to sit down together at the end of each December and talk about the things that you’d like to improve upon.

Having your children help out with household chores is a great way to teach them responsibility and prepare them for later in life. 

One of our favorite things about fall is PUMPKINS! All of the adorable pumpkin displays around town can be hard to resist. By now, you may have a collection of big pumpkins, little pumpkins, funny looking pumpkins, and maybe even some knobbly gourds. So what do you do with all the pumpkins?

In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it’s hard for parents to focus on etiquette, but if you reinforce the following must-do manners, your child will be an etiquette rockstar.