Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Pre School”
Making a big change to your child’s routine is always a bit daunting. After all, kids are creatures of habit, and a small tweak to their schedule can often affect their behavior and their emotions. So when you decide to enter your child into a childcare center, taking a few precautions can really smooth the transition! Make a visit with …
As adults, we’re bombarded with media stories that are difficult to digest. On a daily basis, lately, it seems as if guns, terrorism, and political warfare are making headlines. While we worry about these issues, our young children shouldn’t be concerned about them at this early of an age. How do we answer the questions that inevitably are raised by …
At daycare or preschool, your child is exposed to a multitude of books. Whether your child sits one on one to read their favorite book, or hears a story told aloud during storytime, books are becoming an integral part of her life. Reading at home reinforces the love your child may be building for reading, and will do a tremendous …
We hope that every young child in our care grows up to be a kind and generous adult, and we know that each of their parents does, too. And according to research, helping behaviors can be learned in children as young as 18 months of age. Your children are encouraged to develop these behaviors by their daycare and preschool providers …
Imitation is your young child’s way of learning how to interact with others and behave in the world she lives in. She watches your behavior, and you’ve probably been surprised to hear phrases come out of her mouth that only you say, or similar gestures or preferences. Developmental psychologists have always emphasized the fact that children model their behavior after …
We all hope to raise kind, thoughtful children who respect their families, their classmates at daycare, as well as their friends and neighbors. A great way to raise that child is to teach her to respect people who may seem very different from her. As your child grows older she is sure to meet a variety of different children, some …
Traveling with children can be stressful, and traveling by air can strike fear in the hearts of even the most brazen parents. Boredom, whining, and meltdowns at 30,000 feet are difficult to contend with. But employing just a few easy tricks may ward off this behavior and make your flight smooth and stress-free. Visit an actual passport photo studio. …
