Is Your Child Struggling With Math? What to Look for And How to Help

Posted on 21 April 2020

As a child, it's not always easy to talk to your parents, especially when it comes to school. When a child is struggling, they might feel like they are letting their parents down or that they might get in trouble. However, when it comes to core subjects like math, there is no room for a child to fall behind. It's important that all parents be able to recognize some signs that often mean a child is struggling with mathematics. [Read More]

Outdoor Learning Activities That Will Improve Your Toddler's Gross And Fine Motor Skills

Posted on 11 March 2020

Gross and fine motor skills are fundamental to a child's development. If your toddler is inquisitive and tends to enjoy spending time outdoors, implement some age-appropriate learning activities into their routine. All children develop at their own pace, and you can modify any of the appropriate learning activities if your youngster has difficulty completing one in entirety. Cause And Effect Fill a small bucket and a watering can with water. Provide your child with a sponge and allow them to dip the sponge into the water. [Read More]

What Montessori Child Care Terms Do Parents Need To Know?

Posted on 11 March 2020

Are you new to the Montessori philosophy? As you explore this educational child care option, take a look at the top terminology parents need to know. Children's House What is a Montessori children's house? As the name implies, it's a "house" for children. But unlike your home, this term refers to the school type of house. Also known as the Casa dei Bambini, the children's house refers to the preschool or early childhood classroom for children ages three to six years of age. [Read More]

What You Should Know If Your Child Has A Stutter

Posted on 10 March 2020

If you have a child that struggles with a stutter, you may find yourself wondering what you can or should do to help support your child as well as to help them manage and overcome their stutter. There are numerous steps you can take, both small and large to help your child deal with this speech issue. Get to know some of the ways that you can help your child manage their condition. [Read More]

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The Intersection Between Education and Development

Child development is a popular topic among parents. Of course you want your child to develop into a functional adult who is able to hold down a good career, maintain friendships, and build their own family. Education is important, too. But have you ever thought of how the two intersect? Your child's education is really one component of their development. The skills they learn at school won't just help them get a job. They will help them create a home and navigate society. If you are interested in learning more about education and development, we invite you to read the articles on this blog.

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