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It is half past four on a Tuesday in Calgary, and the worksheet has been sitting on the table for forty minutes. Not the whole page. One side of one page.
Your child has sharpened a pencil twice, negotiated for a snack, disappeared to the bathroom, and is now sliding halfway off the chair, announcing that the assignment is stupid, that the teacher never explained it, th...
It comes out on a warm evening near the end of August, often at bedtime, when the day has gone quiet, and there is nothing left to distract from the feeling. Your child says they do not want summer to end. Not in the way that means they dread school, but in a smaller, sadder voice, as though they are mourning something. They wish it could stay like this. They wish the days di...
August 30 is National Grief Awareness Day, and while the observance tends to bring adult loss to mind, plenty of grief lives quietly in the lives of children. A grandparent dies. A beloved pet does not come home. A close friend moves across the country, or a family changes shape through separation. When it happens, parents often find themselves standing in an unfamiliar place...
In June, your child could not stop talking about their friends. They counted down to the last day of school so they could finally have more time, traded plans for sleepovers and park days, hugged goodbye at pickup as though the summer might swallow everyone whole. Now, with school a couple of weeks away, something has shifted. When you mention a playdate before the first day,...
Everyone keeps telling your child how exciting it will be. A brand-new school, a fresh start, a chance to meet all kinds of new people. The relatives say it, the neighbours say it, and you have probably said it too, because it is true and because you want your child to feel hopeful walking through those unfamiliar doors. But your child keeps going quiet when it comes up. Mayb...