Oct 30, 2018

One of the first major decisions a parent has to make is when to do away with your little one’s pacifier. A pacifier is appropriately named – it pacifies children, comforts them and prevents public tantrums, and helps them relax if they are in distress or sleepy. In the early stages pacifiers may prove to be very beneficial to your little one. However, children must eventually learn to self-soothe without the help of the pacifier.

Oct 16, 2018

Your child’s brain is like a sponge and soaks up everything around her. Each moment and new experience shapes her development, both emotionally and intellectually. Helping your little one soak up as much knowledge as she can when she’s young will benefit her throughout her lifetime. Learning is not always done with pencil and paper, nor is learning limited to the classroom. You can help to make everyday life educational for your child through enjoyable interactive activities.

Aug 28, 2018

As far as important childhood milestones go, families all over the world can probably agree on the importance of potty training. When a child becomes potty trained it’s not only a sign of growth and independence, but it’s also a way for a child to understand their body’s signals.

Jan 23, 2018

When it comes to early learning, usually language and math come to mind. However, social and emotional development are equally important in setting the foundation for how your child will learn in and interact with the world around him or her.

Dec 19, 2017

Traveling with children can be an enjoyable adventure.  There are many things to consider and arrange when planning a family trip, and being well-prepared will help to ensure a stress-free and leisurely vacation.  A checklist will provide you with peace of mind that you have everything your family needs for a fun getaway.

Dec 5, 2017

Use these tips to help prevent the summer slide from kicking in over the long winter holiday break. Just before the start of break, have a discussion with your child’s teacher to learn more about the lessons your child’s class is working on. When you know what’s going on in the classroom, you can focus on certain skills you and your child would like to strengthen or retain over the holidays.