The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that parents read aloud to their children from birth, and studies have shown that doing so in early childhood has a multitude of benefits. The following are six must-read children’s books that will engage, educate, and...
This love month, we’re focusing on teaching self-love to children. The word “love” gets thrown around so much this time of the year, so we need to make sure that children have a clear grasp of the meaning of love that begins with themselves. After...
There are times when children have to face overwhelming social, psychological, and academic challenges, and they might not always come out victorious. As parents, it can be upsetting seeing your child suffer. Fortunately, there are a lot of ways we can provide support...
The start of a new year is a great opportunity to set new goals. For children, this can be forming good habits. While everyone can develop good habits at any age, it is critical to teach children while they are young. In fact, according to a Brown University study, by...
A Roadmap to Recovery – Putting Children First With the accelerated vaccination of millions of Americans, we can at last begin to contemplate life after Covid-19, despite the variants that continue to pose significant challenges to medical professionals here in...
This philosophy of learning is a response to children’s strengths, abilities and interests and is managed at the child’s pace with active teacher engagement and involvement. This type of learning requires teachers to assess children on where they are and what causes...
