As we usher in the new year, it’s an ideal time to commit to personal growth for you and your family. For parents and daycare teachers, deepening your understanding of preschool child development can significantly enhance the care and guidance you provide. Here are some highly recommended books to consider adding to your reading list […]
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Three-year-olds are bursting with curiosity and growing independence. This year your child will reach new milestones with the help of their peers, teachers and family that bridge the gap between young toddler and engaging preschooler. They will reach exciting milestones that build their social skills, cognitive abilities, and motor coordination. Three year olds really are
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Learning letters and their sounds is a key milestone in early childhood education. It’s one of the first steps in developing strong reading and writing skills. Children often learn at different paces, and as a parent, you may wonder how to support your child’s unique learning journey, whether they are mastering letters quickly or facing
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The Week of the Young Child is a cherished annual event dedicated to celebrating the early years and highlighting the importance of early childhood education. For daycare facilities, this week offers a prime opportunity to showcase their commitment to nurturing young minds and fostering a love for learning. Here are some engaging and creative ways
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April is Autism Acceptance Month. As educators in childcare settings, it’s essential to teach young children how to interact respectfully and inclusively with peers who may be on the autism spectrum. By fostering empathy, understanding, and acceptance, we can create supportive environments where all children feel valued and included. Promote Empathy and Understanding: Begin by
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