Is Your Child Ready for Preschool? Most preschools will start accepting children at around age 2 ½, but that doesn’t mean your child is magical…
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Holiday Tasks Kids Can Do
Holiday Tasks Kids Can Do Any grown-up who has watched an episode of Curious George can recognize that much of George’s mischief stems from misguided …
Breastfeeding During the Pandemic
Breastfeeding During the Pandemic By Temitope Awelewa, MBCHB, MPH, FAAP, IBCLC for the American Academy of Pediatrics Breastfeeding can offer many p…
Do Masks Delay Speech & Language Development?
Do Masks Delay Speech & Language Development? By the American Academy of Pediatrics During a child’s first few years of life, they a…
Disrespectful Teens
How to Respond to Disrespectful Teens By Florence Ann Romano Remember respect? I feel like this is a lost virtue in the world today, especially…
Settling In to Preschool
Settling in to Preschool Talk about the things your child will do at preschool. For example, ‘Stella, do you remember we saw blocks at preschoo…
Preschool Literacy
Preschool Literacy: Using Their Words Advice from the American Academy of Pediatrics on Helping Preschoolers Get a Good Start in Reading and Learning …
Teaching Early reading skills
Teaching Early Reading Skills: Tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics Is your child interested in learning the names of letters? D…
Teaching Self-Regulation
Teaching Self-Regulation Though every child has natural tendencies toward patience or rowdy demands, self-regulation is a learned skill, shares…
How to Help Your Preschooler Share
How to Help Your Preschooler Share It’s perfectly normal for your preschooler to find sharing tricky. Children generally understand the concept…