Watching a child grasp a crayon and make their first deliberate marks on a piece of paper is a magical milestone. However, early Read More...
Confidence is one of the greatest gifts we can give a child. It helps children try new things, recover from mistakes, solve problems, Read More...
Children experience a wide range of emotions every day. They may feel excited about a birthday, nervous before a school presentation, Read More...
Teaching the letter M might be the easiest letter of all. Babies often say “mama” before almost any other word, and that is Read More...
Life is full of new experiences for children, from starting school and making friends to facing disappointments and overcoming fears. Read More...
Every alphabet has a letter that makes parents go quiet. For most families, that letter is Z. You dig through toy bins, check the Read More...
Every child experiences emotions such as happiness, excitement, frustration, sadness, worry, and anger. These feelings are a normal Read More...
If you’re digging through toy bins at 8 PM the night before show and tell, you’re not alone. Letter Y trips up more Read More...
Hearing the phrase “I’m bored” is a universal rite of passage for parents. But when that boredom bleeds into Read More...
Teaching the letter L is one of my favorite parts of the alphabet. It shows up in lions, lemons, and lullabies, and most kids pick it Read More...