Improving your child’s literacy skills is one of the key skills that will benefit your child future education and adult life.
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!
This Is How to Help Your Kid Relax Before Bed
There are some nights when your child feels sleepy and easily surrenders to bedtime, but other nights, you might as well be putting the Tasmanian devil to bed. Under these circumstances, it’s beneficial to incorporate some relaxing nighttime activities into your routine to get your child ready for bed.
The Power of Play in Your Child’s Development
Play is such an important way your little one engages with the world and builds their skills! Check out why play is very serious business.
Food for Thought: How to Boost Your Child’s Brain Power
It’s vital children eat the proper foods to develop both their brains and bodies fully! As parents, we need to teach them healthy, nutritious eating.
7 Fun Activities to Spark Interest in Exercise for Kids
As a parent, you understand the need for your child to stay physically active. But let’s be honest; today’s society caters more towards being sedentary than physical fitness. It’s imperative to resist this temptation by limiting your child’s screen time and getting him or her active.
How Hard Is Having Twins? Here’s a Few Tips to Stay Sane
Someone once told me that having twins feels like chronic insanity… and they were right. My twins are 2.6 years old. I am happy to say that we are in a very good place at the current time; however, the road up to now has been filled with many moments of insanity. Hindsight is a beautiful thing. […]
How to Leave the House Quickly without Your Toddler Freaking Out
When my kids are doing something important like entertaining themselves (play is a child’s MOST important job) and I need to ask them to get ready to leave (i.e. go to the loo and get their shoes and coats on) it’s not uncommon for me to hear something like “NOOOO! I don’t wanna go right now!!!” Here’s how YOU can get out the door without power struggles at home.
How to Help Kids Adjust to Wearing a Face Mask
Back-to-school time is around the corner! It is crucial children acclimate to wearing a mask and understand the mask’s importance.