Category Archives: Parenting
Celebrating National Best Friends Day
June 8th is National Best Friends Day in the United States, and we’re going to celebrate by sharing the benefits of building healthy friendships in early childhood.
Teaching Children the Importance of Kindness
There is never a bad time to teach your child the benefits associated with being kind to others and how to experience those benefits for themselves.
Some Ideas for Families of Young Children During School Closures for COVID-19
With our daily routines disrupted and many elements of our work and personal lives currently unknown, it is understandable that there will be heightened stress and anxiety. In times of communal stress it can sometimes be hard to know what to say or how to react. During this time, keeping our daily routines, connecting with […]
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month
There’s nothing more important than the health of your child, and practicing good oral hygiene is an important factor that helps improve his or her overall well-being. Since February is National Children’s Dental Health in America, it’s a great time to go over some of the best ways to take care of your children’s pearly […]
Tips to Keep Your Family Healthy During the Holiday Season
The holidays are a time of happiness and cheer, but they can also be a time of sniffles and stomach aches. That’s why it’s important to stay healthy during this time of year where germs spread easily and flu season is in full effect. Follow these tips to improve your chances of keeping your family […]
Fun Fall Learning Activities for Kids
Autumn is here, which means it’s one of the best seasons for children to learn with the leaves changing colors and falling. From arts and crafts to physical play, fall is the best time to engage children in fun learning activities to encourage them to brainstorm and improve their critical thinking skills.
Helping Parents Cope with Feelings of Guilt When Leaving Crying Children in Daycare
The feelings that surround leaving your child at daycare can range from anxiety, sadness, trepidation, and guilt, especially when your child is weeping when you drop them off. Parents may find themselves asking questions like will my child be safe and happy in someone else’s care? Will the daycare help my child grow and develop […]
Children and Multiculturalism
Multiculturalism essentially describes a society where many different cultures live together. Living in New York City and the five boroughs has many benefits when it comes to embracing diversity and multicultural living. New York City’s melting pot prepares children to live outside of the walls of their homes and exposes them to live in a […]
Teaching Kids How to Save for College
There is no question about it, college is expensive! As the years go on, college tuition will keep rising, but parents don’t have to be the only source for college savings. It’s important to get your kids involved in saving for college when they are young. It’s never too early for them to become financially […]
Children and Transition
Transitions are never easy, especially for kids. One of the most difficult parts to starting school or daycare is the separation from home and family. When it comes to children entering kindergarten or graduating to the next grade it can be very nerve-racking for them. However, there are a few techniques parents and teachers can […]
