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If you've tried a reward chart before and it lasted about a week, you're not alone. Most charts don't fail because kids lose interest. They fail be...

Kids aren't being defiant when they forget morning steps or resist after-school tasks — here's why, and how a visual chart helps.

How to build a homework station (and home routine) that actually gets used, and the co-founder story behind the On Track! system — which was built to handle a lot more than homework.

A little family reset can go a long way. Tips for easing back-to-school transition stress with simple check-ins and organizational hacks.

What chores actually fit each age group, why starting early builds real responsibility, and the story behind our most-loved reward chart.

National Clean Up Your Room Day is the perfect opportunity to help your kids tackle that messy bedroom and build lasting organizational habits. Whe...

Why a Bedtime Routine Matters A consistent bedtime routine is crucial for a successful school year. It helps regulate your child's internal ...

Spring is a wonderful season of the year. With the warmer weather and the spring flowers coming up, everything seems fresh and clean. But for us moms, it is also a time for the dreaded time of spring cleaning.  Kenson Kids has a few tips to help spring cleaning more fun and manageable with 5 helpful tips for cleaning with kids.

Working from home might sound like bliss to some professionals. But for full-time workers with kids, caring for your family while trying to be productive can throw a wrench in the works. To keep your family (and the entire house) from slipping into chaos, try these strategies for finding balance.

Using candy as a reward can be problematic, and for children with allergies, it absolutely must be avoided. One mom shares her experience raising a child with a food allergy.

Kenson Kids Co-Founder was quoted in an article on the parenting website, Familyminded.com, discussing "The Most Common Discipline Mistakes Parents Make." Edmundson advises parents to be proactive rather than reactive, and emphasizes the importance of being consistent when it comes to discipline.

Use these strategies to prepare your child for the first day of kindergarten, while fostering their independence, and helping to ensure a smooth transition.