Last week throughout our center we learned all about healthy habits. We had a great time learning about how to make healthy choices and how germs can spread through a
Have you ever asked yourself, “What toys should I give my children? What will he be most entertained by? What will she learn the most from?” Walking down the toy
In our previous post about positive discipline, we discussed setting limits for your child and encouraging them to problem-solve independently to deter negative behaviors. Today we are going to talk
Are you nervous about putting your child in a new school? Does your son have a hard time separating from you in new situations? Or, has your daughter gone to
In an earlier post, we discussed potty training readiness: signs to look for to recognize whether your child is ready to begin toilet training. Today, we are going to talk
Introducing solids and new foods for the first time to your baby can be a challenge. Where do you start? How much should you offer him? How many days should
Whether you’re a teacher, parent, or caregiver for young children, you have experienced a child who acts out or engages in a negative behavior. Anything from taking another child’s toy
It’s 11:00 PM on Sunday night and not only did you just realize that Sally has one diaper left, but that her teacher informed you on Friday that she’s out
The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) is the largest organization of early childhood educators in the United States. NAEYC sets child care and preschool standards of
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