Developing Fine Motor Skills – Learning Through Play

Developing Fine Motor Skills – Learning Through Play

Physical activity is critical for the development of your child’s gross motor skills (movements that use the large muscles in the legs, arms and body) and promotes healthy and strong children. Motor skills are motions carried out when the brain, nervous system,...
The Benefits of Playing Outside

The Benefits of Playing Outside

Now that warmer weather is here, it’s time to take your children outside to play! Nature is a powerful teacher and giving your toddlers and preschoolers the opportunity to play outside has many benefits. Outdoor play is fun and children who are happy are...
Growing Up Only But Never Lonely

Growing Up Only But Never Lonely

Somehow, society has many of us believing that only children are all spoiled, lonely, and selfish. Common knowledge tells us that only children are at a serious disadvantage when compared with children who have brothers and sisters and their parents are sometimes...
Five Simple Ways to Manage Your Time!

Five Simple Ways to Manage Your Time!

We all try to be organized. We know it’s not your intention to forget the class cupcakes or to dress your children in purple on orange day. It’s not easy to manage the family’ schedule, handle the household chores and make dinner, all while working...
Potty Time? Toilet Learning Myths.

Potty Time? Toilet Learning Myths.

1. Children who are potty trained at an earlier age are more successful in school and life. College applications don’t ask, “At what age did you give up diapers?” Most toddlers are ready to toilet train between the ages of 24 and 36 months. Even if your child is potty...