6 May 2024
In today’s hustle, the sound of children laughing can easily get drowned out. But laughter isn’t just fun—it helps children build resilience, reduce stress, and connect more deeply with the […]
Personal, social, and emotional development in preschool refers to the growth and maturation of a child’s self-identity, social skills, and emotional well-being during the early years of their education. It involves the development of self-awareness, self-regulation, empathy, social interactions, and the ability to form and maintain relationships with others.
6 May 2024
Family plays a crucial role in the development and well-being of young children. It provides a support system, love, and a sense of belonging that are essential for their growth. […]
30 May 2023
Discover 10 gentle, effective tools to manage toddler anger and teach emotional regulation using real-life parenting strategies.
17 June 2015
I am one of 4 children, I have an older brother, a younger sister and a younger brother. We did not always get along. In fact, I can truthfully say […]
9 November 2012
This is a great way for you to help your child to celebrate themselves. Children enjoy making and creating things about themselves. Children usually have a sense of pride in […]
3 July 2011
When are babies able to understand and begin to control their behaviour? When can you begin to set boundaries and when do they become aware of actions and the consequences […]
2 July 2011
Right from birth, babies enjoy the company of others and learn by interacting with others. They try to attract attention in a variety of ways and begin to use their […]
2 July 2010
We find it normal when boys mess around with plastic popguns and girls play with floral patterned tea sets. But if they trade toys, most of us are overcome with […]
22 January 2010
What can parents do now to prepare their kids in the right direction towards thinking for themselves and making good (or better) choices? Experience tells us that prudence can be […]
29 April 2009
As parents, we fear the worst for our children. We see an imperfect world, where strangers and circumstances can discourage, frighten, harm, or endanger our little ones. But kids need […]
29 April 2009
What kind of parent are you – an encourager or an intimidator? The encourager stresses working towards a certain goal. The intimidator stresses winning. For this kind of parent, “It’s […]
22 October 2008
Most of us do not enjoy change or new unfamiliar situations. Children are far more comfortable when their day to day lives are predictable and repetitive. Starting with potty-training, moving […]
22 October 2008
We all want our little ones to grow up happy. Here are some positive suggestions to help yours do just that. Read our top 5 happiness boosters and get started […]
