Our Early Education Blog for Parents

Lightbridge Academy is The Solution for Working Families®. Learn more about our mission and values on our early childhood education blog! Here, we’ve compiled our favorite resources, tips, and activities for parents, as well as helpful advice from our early childhood experts. We hope you find our early learning blog valuable at each new step your parenting journey!

10 Infancy Books Every Parent Should Read

10 Infancy Books Every Parent Should Read

If this is your first time as a parent, you might be feeling as if you don’t know where to begin. How do I get my baby to sleep? When is it safe to bring bring my little girl out in public? There’s a great deal of infant-parenting advice and literature out there and whether much of it is worth reading can often depend upon whom you ask!

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How Early Can a Child’s Education Begin?

How Early Can a Child’s Education Begin?

Providing for your child means making sure they are given all of the tools necessary to grow into happy, strong, smart, and successful individuals. As parents, we work hard to act as teachers for our children from the moment they are born.

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Making Friends in Child Care

Making Friends in Child Care

Children learn a number of important lessons in school, and they aren’t all academic in nature. Learning how to make friends, for instance, is one essential lesson that children will experience during their time in child care.

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Spend Quality Time With Your Child

Spend Quality Time With Your Child

Even though it’s hard to fight the urge of tiredness that falls upon us at approximately 6:00pm every single night (why is this?), spending quality time with your child is crucial to their development and overall well-being.

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Is Your Child Ready For Kindergarten?

Is Your Child Ready For Kindergarten?

Preschool curriculum has definitely changed over the years in order to prepare children for the rigors of Kindergarten. Standardized testing now begins in second and third grades, mandating that Kindergarten becomes more academic in nature. Many parents struggle to understand what their child is expected to “know” before they enter Kindergarten.

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