Archive for the 'Parenting Tips' Category
Kindergarten Preparation for Your Preschooler
With the end of school quickly approaching, many preschool parents are looking ahead to kindergarten and wondering what the transition will bring. We all know that the summer will appear.. read more
Cost-Free Family Time: Spend Time Together Without Spending Money
Research shows that family time is crucial for a child’s development. At the same time, family vacations, trips, and adventures are often cost-prohibitive and difficult to plan. Thankfully, family time.. read more
Creating a Morning Routine That Works
We all know that sinking feeling of realizing that we’re late. Morning can be especially hard to schedule effectively, and all the more so when children are involved. It only.. read more
Fostering Your Child’s Relationship with Grandparents
Families are complicated, and everyone has their own story. With this in mind, every parent must help their children navigate the world of relatives and family relationships. If you are.. read more
Tips for a Successful Birthday Party with Young Children
Children’s birthdays are joyous celebrations. For the birthday child, birthday parties often feel like pure magic. However, for parents who plan the parties, it is not unusual for a birthday.. read more
Six Pre-Literacy Skills and How to Encourage Them
Before a child learns to read, they need to develop a variety of skills that lay the foundation for literacy. We call these “pre-literacy skills,” and they come easily for.. read more
Ways to Get Moving as a Family
Unfortunately, most of us spend almost all our time indoors, either sitting or being still. In fact, many experts link the epidemics of diabetes, obesity, and other diseases in our.. read more
NAEYC: How to Support Approaches to Learning? Play with Them!
As a parent, you want your children to learn all that they can—to grasp math concepts, to be curious about exploring the world, and to learn to read and write… read more
NAEYC: Help Your Child Become a Great Problem Solver
Preschoolers who can solve their own problems feel confident and enjoy learning. They are willing to make mistakes and learn from them and keep trying until they succeed. Families can.. read more
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