When it comes to preparing our kids for emergency drills at school, one of the best things that we as parents can do is communicate clearly with our child before
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When our kids are learning to write, they are practicing a complex set of skills that are all coming together for one purpose. As children learn how to properly write
When your child is in any kind of therapy, private or school based, it’s totally normal to have lots of questions. Questions about what a typical session looks like, how
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Support Your Child & Manage Anxiety In The New School Year Back-to-school is an exciting time of the year! New schools, new teachers, new friends and a whole new year
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The Ultimate Play-With-A-Purpose Activity! When it comes to working on motor skills, both fine motor and gross motor, there are so many activities that get some big work done while
Read more6 Fun Ways To Work Motor Skills With Sidewalk Chalk
Raising kids to be independent, self-sufficient and confident is every parent’s goal. Teaching and modeling important life skills for our children is a big part of fostering that independence! At
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We think kindness is ALWAYS cool! And showing your kindness to the world is an important part of a child’s social/emotional development. We want to share some ideas for easy
There is never an ideal time for kids to throw temper tantrums but when you’re out in public, it can be especially frustrating! We have all been there – crying,
Summer is here! We’re ready for lazier days, sleeping in, family vacations and backyard bbq’s! But just because we’re out of the school year routine doesn’t mean we can’t play
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It seems like our kids have busier schedules than we ever had growing up! Between sports, activities, playdates and appointments, parents and caregivers sometimes feel more like personal assistants than