More than likely, we all know someone we describe as “cold.” Adults who remarkably do not express concern lack empathy.… Continue reading Empathy at an Early Age
National Education week takes place from November 15-19 this year, and one focus includes parent involvement. Project Appleseed runs a… Continue reading Celebrating Parent Involvement in Schools
Instilling a love of reading in children starts with parents. Reading stories has many developmental benefits and strengthens parent/child bonds.… Continue reading Encouraging Young Readers
Foster children’s learning with fun and affordable mini stations set up in your home. These ideas work great for stay-at-home… Continue reading In-Home Learning Stations
You may know more about birth order than you think. You have a basic understanding if you have heard the… Continue reading Birth Order May Be Bigger Than You Think
Homeschooling children continues to rise due to the pandemic and parents’ dissatisfaction with the school systems. The 2020-2021 school year… Continue reading Homeschool Essentials
When emotions run high, people do and say things they normally would not. When you’re a young child, this is… Continue reading How to Strengthen Your Child’s Emotional Intelligence
As a child, your world is defined for you by your parents. You know who you are because of your… Continue reading Dr. Erin Leonard Offers Help for Youth Struggling with Self Esteem Issues
As a child, you may remember a movie that really tugged at your emotions. Whether it made you sad, angry,… Continue reading How parents can answer questions about “Inside Out”
Spring has sprung, a sure sign calendars are filling up with warm-weather activities. Experts say keeping kids busy is important,… Continue reading Are Your Kids Overscheduled?
