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 much as you might want to know everything about your child’s day at preschool or child care, you may not always get the answers you want. We can give you tips and talking points on how to handle these conversations without overwhelming your child.
Is your child getting ready to start child care or preschool? Are you feeling anxious about saying goodbye to them at drop-off and then having to leave them all day? If so, we have some tips on making the transition a smooth one for both of you!
Reading is primarily concerned with receiving meaning through words, and that process begins with the spoken word. When children have meaningful language experiences, they build up a vocabulary bank that will be extremely helpful as they decode words and attempt to comprehend text.
As a dedicated parent, you naturally want your child to succeed. When it comes to early childhood education, the chances are that you’ve already introduced your toddler to subjects like reading, science and maybe even math. However, did you know that introducing children to art from a young age can improve their overall academic achievement? Check out the following ways that art can boost your child’s development at preschool.