As your child prepares to take the exciting next step into kindergarten, it’s time to start exploring schools. Selecting the right kindergarten is an important decision that sets the foundation for your child’s educational journey. Touring schools is a great way to gather information, but knowing what to look for and ask can make the […]
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As you continue your journey in nurturing and educating your child, it’s essential to recognize the value of ongoing learning in your role as parents and caregivers. By expanding your knowledge, you not only enhance your parenting skills but also set a positive example for your children, demonstrating that learning is a lifelong endeavor. These
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It’s time for your child’s next doctor’s visit! As daycare teachers, we see how a positive experience at the doctor can support children’s comfort with healthcare routines and keep them on track for good health. To help make these visits as smooth and stress-free as possible, here are five tips we think will help when
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The holiday season is often filled with excitement, and while toys are a common highlight for children, non-toy activities can create lasting memories and meaningful experiences. Here are some creative and engaging ideas for parents to enjoy with their little ones on Christmas Day: Holiday Baking Together Spend time in the kitchen baking festive treats
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Technology has become a common tool in early childhood education, with many parents and educators using apps, videos, and interactive games to support children’s learning. When used interactively and combined with human engagement, technology can be a powerful tool to promote early language development in young children. However, passive screen time—such as watching videos
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As the days get cooler and the leaves start to fall, it’s the perfect time for families to bundle up and head outdoors for some fun together. While we often think of summer as the season for outdoor play, fall and winter offer plenty of opportunities for family bonding and adventure in the fresh air.
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The rising number of young children, including preschoolers, experiencing anxiety is a growing concern. Anxiety in early childhood can manifest in various forms, such as separation anxiety, social anxiety, or general worry. These feelings can interfere with a child’s ability to function well in daily life, from attending daycare to interacting with peers. Causes of
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Halloween is a time of excitement, costumes, and, of course, candy. While kids look forward to the fun of collecting and eating candy, many parents worry about the effects of all that sugar and artificial food coloring. It’s important to remember that there are healthier alternatives that can still make Halloween enjoyable, without the
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Daycare teachers play a critical role in helping children adjust, making this transition as smooth and stress-free as possible. The start of a new school year can bring significant changes for young children, whether it’s entering daycare for the first time, transitioning to a new classroom, or getting used to new teachers and peers. For
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Teaching children their letters and letter sounds is a essential part of early literacy development. As daycare teachers, you play a role in laying the foundation for this crucial skill. Children in your classroom will have different levels of ability and readiness. It’s important to create an inclusive learning environment that meets the needs of
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