Many parents feel that raising their child is both the most difficult and most fulfilling task that they’ve ever taken on. And while those beautiful Kodak moments keep you going, the day-to-day reality of parenting can be grueling! These resources, compiled by Kristin Louis of parentingwithkris.com, will help you make it through your most challenging moments as a parent and help your child become the best person they can be.

Mental and Physical Health

Your child’s mental and physical health is of the utmost importance because health is the foundation for a happy life.

6 Ways to Keep Your Baby at a Healthy Weight
16 Helpful Tips for Picky Eaters
Talking to Your Teen About Mental Health or Depression

Hands-On Learning

You can create an environment at home that encourages learning, creativity, and curiosity, which will motivate your child to find new passions and interests.

Play Activities for 12 to 24 Months
Tips for Homeschooling Math
Impressive Extracurriculars for Teens

Self-Discovery

When your child is faced with a setback, you can help them get back on their feet again by helping to build their confidence and improve their problem-solving skills.

4 Small Ways to Build Confidence in Kids
15 Ways to Boost Your Child’s Creative Thinking
6 Activities to Help Teens Discover Their Passion and Purpose

Supporting Your Child in School

If you want your child to do well in school, you’ll need to take an active interest in their education.

How to Prepare Your Child for Preschool
A Quality Tablet Can Enhance Your Child’s Educational Opportunities (Find Trade-in Deals)
5 Ways Parents Can Prepare Their Teens for College Life
And of course you do not need to go far to find a good tutor.

Becoming a parent changes your life forever. As your child learns about the world, you’re constantly learning more about yourself and your child. Parenting is never easy, but the frustrations are worth it, and with the right resources on hand, you can help your child achieve their goals and support them on their journey through life.

Kristin Louis can be reached at info@parentingwithkris.com. Photo via Unsplash