With COVID-19 (CoronaVirus) everywhere on the news, it’s likely that kiddos in your home and in your classroom are wondering what’s going on. Uncertainty can make kiddos feel anxious and afraid (just like in us adults).
With COVID-19 (CoronaVirus) everywhere on the news, it’s likely that kiddos in your home and in your classroom are wondering what’s going on. Uncertainty can make kiddos feel anxious and afraid (just like in us adults).
Children are our mirrors - they demonstrate the behaviors they see, which is why its up to us to demonstrate gratefulness.
You can help your child hit their reading milestones by adding a steady diet of books to their daily lives.
Potty training tips to help you potty train your child.
Tips to help you teach your child about personal safety.
To an adult, preschool friendships don't look like friendships at all, which is why we put together this guide to help you recognize them!
" Many New Year’s resolutions focus on developing healthy habits. Here’s one that is important to make and keep: provide a regular diet of books and reading for your preschooler. You feed and care for your child every day so that he will grow into a healthy, happy preschooler. Similarly, you also need to provide experiences that will enhance language development and stimulate learning skills, thereby doing your part to raise a reader. "
"It’s easy for children to be smitten with the magic of the holidays.Fun presents. Extra sweets. A vacation from school—there’s a lot to like. But with the freedom and excess of the season, sometimes kids can get a little carried away. For most families, there will be a point when the kids get overtired and cranky, or greedy about presents. Or would rather play a video game than talk to Grandma. Here are some tips to keep kids happy and ready to enjoy whatever the season brings."