No matter what your reason, you don’t need to over communicate the reason behind letting your nanny go.
Category: Toddler
Are you beginning to realize why this stage has affectionately been coined, “The terrible twos (or even ones!)”? As cute as toddlers are, do you sometimes feel like you just don’t speak their language!? The good news is, here you’ll find articles, videos and events on how to “speak” toddler, calmly deal with tantrums, potty training, bed time routines, healthy eating, separation anxiety, language development and more!
10 Activities to Keep Little Ones Busy
Keeping your kiddos busy during quarantine can be very difficult. Here are some great ways to keep your little ones busy while stuck at home!
What You Should Know about Parenting a Child with ADHD
If you’re raising a child with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), you and your child are likely to encounter numerous challenges. Licensed clinical psychologist and certified school psychologist, Dr. Liz Matheis offers advice on how to cope with three common issues parents with ADHD kids face: (1) Considerations on to medicate or not to medicate […]
6 Ideas for Getting Outside – Safely!
Getting outside is important – especially since we’re inside so much during quarantine! Here are some great ways to get some fresh air safely amidst the pandemic.
8 Ways Preschoolers Can Stay Connected During Quarantine
Quarantine is the new norm for the time being. Here are some great ways for your preschooler to stay connected with their class during this isolation period.
This Is Why Flexible Routines in Early Childhood Are Important
As you close in on your due date, most expecting parents will begin to think about “scheduling.” Will I feed on demand or every 3 hours? Will my child nap on a schedule or whenever they’re tired? Should napping always happen in the crib or can they nap in the swing, car seat, stroller, as […]
Stocking up on Healthy Toddler Foods at Home
During this challenging time, it is important to provide your little one with nutritious meals and snacks. Learn more on stocking up for your toddler here.
This Is How to Approach Talking with Your Kids about Death
There is no pain like that of losing a loved one, especially at a young age. After such a tragic loss, small children often experience a whirlwind of emotions for quite some time. They’re tremendously saddened, distraught, angry, and can have a lot of unanswered questions. As parents, what do we need to tell them about death and how should we approach the conversation?