Learning to help others is an important skill for young children to learn. Not only will it help them have an easier time in daycare or preschool, but according to studies, children who have interpersonal … Read More
Food Safety for Young Children
All parents and caregivers have concerns about young children and their risk of food poisoning or choking. Here are some food safety guidelines to help keep your young child safer. Young children and foodborne illness … Read More
Using Natural Materials in Arts and Crafts
Children love to create and make things with their hands. Not only does this help them express themselves, but it’s a unique opportunity to help them learn about the world around them as well. Here … Read More
12 Halloween Activities for Toddlers & Preschoolers
Halloween is a fun time for many children. However, some younger children may feel afraid of traditional Halloween activities, or not yet be able to take part in them. Here are 12 Halloween activities that … Read More
Children’s Books About Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and it’s an ideal time to begin preparing for the holiday. Here are some books for children that will help them learn about Thanksgiving concepts such as gratitude and … Read More
Physical Education Benefits for Children
Children love to run and play, and for them it’s more than just a fun way to pass the time. Physical education has numerous benefits in early childhood, and a good preschool or daycare center … Read More
Books to Help Kids Adjust to Moving
Whether your child is excited to move or a bit nervous, it’s a major life event that results in many emotions. There are several ways you can help your child adjust, including reading books together. … Read More
Fall-themed Sensory Play Ideas
The changing colors of fall are a great time to help your child learn through hands-on experiences. Sensory tables use materials to scoop, pour, and mix, and mediums to help your child interact with the … Read More
Building Early Childhood Writing Skills
Typically, children begin to recognize letters around age two or three. From fine motor skills to remembering shapes, building early childhood writing skills involves many components. Here are some fun, age-appropriate ways to build your … Read More
Modeling Behavior – Why is it Important?
As a parent, you know how often your child observes and even imitates the things you say and do. According to psychologist Mark Nielsen, children may imitate because they assume that adults have a good … Read More