Child Development . Parenting . Wellness
When I was in college, we learned almost everything there was to learn at that time about our Special children. Children with special needs are the most heart-warming children you will ever interact with. As parents, I believe it is our job to teach our children how to befriend and understand other children. In my... Continue Reading →
Dear parents, It is with a heavy heart that I write this to you. It has come to the attention of many teachers, and educators that parents have taken the need for physical activity lightly. Children are really struggling to do some basic physical activities and its not their fault. IT IS THE PARENTS FAULT!... Continue Reading →
As you look at you little toddler full of joy now, it seems like a lifetime away for them to stand on their own two feet. It feels wrong to start teaching them to do things for themselves but I can promise you it is not! For now, it may seem impossible to begin the idea of responsibility but it’s never too early or too late for your toddler. There are a few activities you can engage your toddler in to boost them.
"The more we involve them in age-appropriate tasks and activities, the more we're surprised by how much they are capable of," says Parents advisor Wendy Sue Swanson, M.D., a pediatrician at Seattle Children's Hospital and author of Mama Doc Medicine. For children, independence is learning who they truly are. In this process, children learn to... Continue Reading →
The first time you drive into a school as a parent, you judge the school based on the colourful and inviting outdoor setup. It’s amazing to see parents get amazed by the furniture and finally the school fees. However, there are a few things to consider in a school that are important for your children.... Continue Reading →
‘Raise your children right and enjoy as well as “spoil” your grandchildren in old age but spoil your children and raise your grandchildren!'
Dear parents, Every child wants to be number one to class in the morning! The best way for a child to start the day is through play with their classmates in the morning. This allows the children to socialize and for most children, it's a time to release any negative emotions they have. As teachers,... Continue Reading →
" Hey I am mama Kimberly and I'm here in search for a kindergarten for my child!” Sound familiar? As a teacher, I see so many potential parents especially first-time parents going around the school but I realized that some of them don’t realize the silent determinants that they have to factor as they choose... Continue Reading →
For Growing Minds 