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Parent/Teacher Communication is vital to your little one’s success

One of the most important parts of a child’s early education isn’t found in a classroom supply cabinet or a lesson plan. It’s the

Animals Spark Curiosity and a Love of Learning

There’s something almost magical about watching a child hold a turtle for the first time or gently touch a snake while their eyes grow wide with

Creating a Home Environment That Grows Minds

Screens aren’t the enemy; they’re just easy. And when something is easy, it tends to take over… especially for kids whose brains are wired for

90% of Brain Development happens by age 5

At birth the human brain is in an amazingly unfinished state. The hardware is present but the connections are yet to be made. Experiences become the

Why Your Young Child Should Learn a Second Language

Most people understand that learning a foreign language is a great thing, especially for developing brains. Still, have you ever really dug into the

Top 4 Benefits of Make Believe for Children

A box is a rocket ship. A swing set is a castle. Most children take to imaginative play quickly and easily. You may think that they’re just playing

How to Get More Adult Interaction as a Parent

You already know that your child needs to spend time with their peers. Well, so do you. Of course, you adore your child and would do anything for

Great Books for Highly Sensitive Children

Do you have a highly sensitive child? Maybe they experience emotions a little more deeply than most people do. Additionally, maybe they experience the

How to Foster Empathy in Your Preschooler

Empathy, the ability to consider the thoughts and feelings of others, is a life skill that will benefit your child well into adulthood. With the right