It can seem like there are many educational philosophies to choose from when looking for a good preschool. The Reggio Emilia Approach to early childhood education is one such philosophy, which has many benefits for … Read More
Understanding Childhood Nightmares
According to Cleveland Clinic, as many as 50% of children between 3-6 years of age have nightmares that seem very real. With their expansive imaginations and lack of real-world context, a scary dream can seem … Read More
4 Meal Ideas for Busy Families
With school and work routines returning to normal, many families are in need of nutritious, quick meals to fit their busy schedules. Here are four meal ideas for busy families. Sheet Pan Chicken Fajitas This … Read More
What Makes a Playground Safe?
How can you be sure that a playground is safe for your child? While it may seem like many playgrounds are equal, there are some things to look for to ensure that your child can … Read More
How to Support Your Child’s Problem-Solving Skills
Children are constantly experiencing new things exploring the way their world works. Good problem-solving skills can help them resolve conflicts, perform well in school and work, and develop confidence. Childhood is an ideal time to … Read More
Screen Time Tips for Young Children
Children have access to a vast array of computer technology and entertainment designed specifically for them. However, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children over the age of two should have screen time for … Read More
Preschoolers and Sharing
As adults, we know that being generous and “taking turns” are important life skills that have benefits in all aspects of life. However, preschoolers just learning how to socialize are still learning how to share, … Read More
Children’s Books About Springtime
Spring is nearly here, and it’s a great time to invite your child to learn more about the season. There are many books about springtime that share fun stories about plant growth, animals, and the … Read More
How the Atelier Inspires Children to Learn
In the Reggio Emilia educational approach, the environment is the third teacher. Spaces in Reggio Emilia schools are thoughtful and inviting, and materials in the classroom inspire children to think outside the box. To encourage … Read More
Choosing the Best Summer Camp
Summer camp is a fun, supportive, and secure place for your child to have fun and learn new things. But how do you know what to look for in a summer camp? Here are some … Read More