Learning to identify and express feelings in a positive way helps kids develop the skills they need to manage them effectively. Here are some tips on how to encourage your child to express their feelings. Understanding feelings in kids Kids deal with many of the same feelings adults do Kids experience complex feelings just like […]
Feelings and emotions are a huge part of all of us! Everybody has different feelings, and it’s very common for a person to experience different emotions throughout the day as things happen and situations develop. Feelings are different from emotions, even though both are related. It’s fundamental for young children to learn about feelings. By […]
When you think of a playground, you think of a happy, carefree environment. But there’s much more going on than just fun. IPEMA likes to think of playgrounds as nature’s many colorful, open, hands-on classrooms that provide tremendous learning opportunities to kids of all ages. […]
Parents, do you know using child center gives your beloved one benefit that you might not realize?
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You’re a busy parent. You might have one maybe even two jobs, attending classes to further your education, or other responsibilities that require you to find child care. While daycare is what most parents are familiar with, a quality early learning center is the best option for parents and their children. For many children, an […]
By Dr. Robert Titzer I began creating the prototype for the Your Baby Can Learn! program in 1991 to use with my own babies. As of 2017, more than one million young children have used this approach, and many celebrities have publicly stated that they have enjoyed success with the series. Currently, this approach is […]
Q: What’s the best way to teach my toddler to share? A: As much as you want your child to behave well and play nicely, remember that most toddlers have trouble sharing. They’re attached to their stuff and don’t understand that they’ll eventually get a shared item back — they think sharing means giving the toy up […]
Tired of always doing the same old, same old? Your toddler’s not! By Kathleen M. Reilly Life with a toddler can seem like you’re living out the movie Groundhog Day. Monday to Sunday it’s the same schedule again and again, from singing a wake-up song in the morning to giving her a bath before bedtime at night. Although your […]
Parents who decide to stay at home grapple with a different set of headaches. “We have lots of financial stress because I’m not working,” says Heidi Davis, a mother of four boys from Livonia, New York. […]
