Tag Archives: early learning
Why you need to stop rushing your preschooler
Do you feel like you’re always in a hurry, rushing your kids around? Have you ever stopped and wondered how this affects your child? I was recently walking through a park, when I noticed a grandmother with her young granddaughter. … Continue reading
Posted in Grandparents, Mental Health, Parenting, Preschool, preschoolers, school health, stress, Toddlers
Tagged balance, child, child development, children, curiosity, development, early learning, explore, families, family, family time, imagination, kids, learn, mental health, parenting, parents, play, preschooler, rush, stress, toddler, transition, unstructured time
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Early Literacy: It’s the Little Things
So, tell me if this sounds familiar. As a working mom, I only get to spend a few hours with my kids each weekday and most of that time is consumed with homework, supper, baths, bedtime and dealing with the … Continue reading
Posted in Babies, Mental Health, Parenting, Preschool, School, School-aged Children, Special Needs, Toddlers
Tagged early learning, family bonding time, Family Literacy Day, family time, importance of reading, literacy, play, reading together, reading with kids, the importance of play
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