Early experiences shape a child’s future. Research shows that children thrive when their parents are active participants in their education leading to better learning outcomes, greater confidence, and a lifelong love of learning.
As we celebrate National Business Women’s Week, we take the opportunity to highlight the incredible accomplishments of women in business, both in the past and today, starting with our very own Quality Assurance Coordinator, Amanda Key!
When it comes to inspiring young gymnasts, few people do it as naturally as Coach Hadassah at the Tennessee Gymnastics Athletic Center (TGAC).
Physical activity is a crucial aspect of early childhood development, offering a multitude of benefits for preschool children and toddlers. Not only does it lay the foundation for a healthy lifestyle, but it also plays a significant role in the overall growth and well-being of young children. In this blog post, we’ll explore why physical activity is so important for this age group.
As a parent, you know that there are a million things to consider when raising happy, healthy kids. Modern life can often make you feel like you’re juggling ten balls at once while tap dancing, so the thought of getting your kids to complete chores can be daunting. In truth, though, chores can be a fantastic way to start teaching your preschooler responsibility, independence, and life skills.