August 2025

From Meltdowns to Milestones

Early Childhood Development, Emotional Development, Milestones, Parents and Children, Transition /

Helping Toddlers Handle Tantrums Parents and early childhood education teachers have all been there: watching a toddler suddenly melt to tears over the toy they can’t have, the fact that their sandwich was cut ‘wrong’, or at the mention of coming inside from playtime. Tantrums are a normal part of early childhood development, but knowing […]

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Building Little Bookworms: Exciting Strategies to Boost Early Literacy

Books, Early Childhood Development, Listening Skills, Parents and Children, Reading, Uncategorized /

Early Reading Practice for Preschoolers Preschoolers don’t need a rigorous program and tons of worksheets to become strong readers. A love for (and an aptitude for) reading can come from playful, sometimes silly, frequent, and shared reading experiences. The crux of the research is this: when the adults in a child’s life read, talk, sing,

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