Little Kids, Big Questions
Photo Credit The National Center for Infants, Toddlers, and Families has developed a series of 12 podcasts titled Little Kids, Big Questions that addresses common and often challenging issues parents […]
Mental Health Awareness – Kids and Anger
As we wrap up Mental Health Awareness Month, consider the important social-emotional skills these children are demonstrating as they describe anger. Check out this article to see the six valuable […]
April is… Week of the Young Child
National Week of the Young Child is a celebration of the children we serve and the steps we take to help ensure that their early years are learning years. Week […]
Raising Food-Smart Kids
Like last week’s post, we’re still trying to help you keep your resolve to have a healthy family – hopefully a year-round goal! As you are leading in your family, […]
ABCDE This Year!
The New Year always brings New Year’s resolutions, and they aren’t always easy to keep. Here are some great ideas for parents and caregivers to “ABCDE” (Act Boldly to Change […]
Be a Brain Builder
Start off the New Year as a brain builder for your child! Watch this two minute video to see parents who discover everything they need to make sure their child’s […]
Tips on Toys
The holidays are a great time to play with your child, no matter how young they are! If you’re still looking for some last-minute gift ideas, NAEYC shares a few […]
The Magic of Everyday Moments
Image Credit ZERO TO THREE has done it again! Another great resource is available. Anyone who has a young child, knows one, or wonders about why children do what they […]
Screen Sense
Check out this fantastic new resource from ZERO TO THREE regarding children and screen time! Photo Credit “Babies today are born into a world of digital devices. And parents are trying to […]
Safety for Children
Newborns quickly progress from infant to toddler and it’s important to provide a safe environment for them to thrive. Watching young children learn and grow is very exciting, but several […]
