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Why Play-Based Learning Matters, and Tips You Can Try at Home

Whether children have a shiny new toy with lights and sounds, the box it came in, or pots and pans on the kitchen floor, one thing is sure— children love...

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Technology Tips for Limiting Screen Time 

You have 101 things to do, and you need something to occupy your child while you check things off your list. You give your child a tablet or place them...

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Eating Together as a Family: More Than Just a Meal

Sitting around the table and enjoying a meal as a family may sometimes seem like it’s going out of style. According to the Family Dinner Project, fewer than 30 percent...

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Family Guilt & Expectations

As a caregiver, worrying about how well you are raising your child or impacting their future is typical. Some feel family guilt, thinking that they are not spending enough time...

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Potty Training: A Family Effort

Potty training or toilet training: whatever you call it, it is a major milestone in your child’s life that shows they are on the road to learning more independence. While...

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Security Blankets & Strength: A Guide to Transitional Objects

Security blankets, comfort objects, or loveys – whatever your family calls them, they are all examples of what childhood experts call ‘transitional objects’. These objects play an essential part in...

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Car Seat Safety: Resources & Best Practices

September is Baby Safety Month, sponsored annually by the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association. Also in September is Child Passenger Safety Week. This brings us to the topic of car seats.  ...

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Unlock Your Potential To Boost Your Child’s Learning

It’s not only early childhood educators who help children to develop literacy skills: it’s also the relationship between children and families. You are your child’s first teacher.  And it’s not...

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