Whether your child is taking classes online or you’re looking for ways to supplement their education at home, there are many ways you can help provide a meaningful learning environment. Try any or all of … Read More
Winter Outdoor Activities for Children
Depending on where you live, you may be adjusting to keeping your child entertained and active during the winter. There are many outdoor winter activities for children, which can help to reduce the risk of … Read More
Developing Your Child’s Fine Motor Skills
Fine motor skills involve smaller muscle groups, and develop at different times depending on your child’s age. A baby develops fine motor skills when grasping a toy with both hands, while a preschooler develops fine … Read More
Cold and Flu Prevention for Children
The pandemic has made us all more aware of the importance of hand-washing and staying safe from exposure to illness. However, cold and flu season is still a concern for many families. Here are some … Read More
Family New Year Celebrations
The end of the year is an ideal time to celebrate as a family, look back on the year, and plan for the year ahead. Here are some family-friendly New Year celebration ideas. Ideas for … Read More
Holiday Books for Children
The holidays are here, and it’s a fun time for children and adults alike. Here are some ideas of holiday books for children, whether it’s to help them understand your own family’s holiday celebrations, or … Read More
Reggio Emilia Examples in the Classroom
The Reggio Emilia early childhood educational philosophy is based on principles of respect, responsibility, and community. The approach believes that “a child has a hundred languages.” The approach unites and develops all languages: innovation, nature, … Read More
Considerations for a Family Pet
A pet is a treasured member of the family, and many children are excited to welcome one into the home. However, when bringing a pet into your family, there are several considerations to make beforehand. … Read More
How to Teach Your Child About Honesty
Even though lying isn’t an ideal behavior in children, it’s a common part of their development. In fact, research has shown that, on average, four-year-olds tell a lie every two hours. No matter their age … Read More
15 Ideas for Children to Practice Gratitude
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and many of us are thinking about what we’re grateful for. It’s an ideal time to help your child make gratitude a regular part of life. Studies have shown … Read More