Dealing with Separation Anxiety: The Challenges of the Early Years of Child Care We will be frank – sending your child into a child care setting for the first time can be hard… Very hard. Whether you start care when your child is an infant, in their toddler years, or

The Major Milestones of Childhood Growth & Development One Google search for “early childhood development” or “normal stages of child growth and development” will yield you anywhere from 10,000 to, oh, 1 million results. Some of which contain various charts and PDF files spelling out exactly what your child’s growth

Art and Kids:The “Artful” Benefits “Every child is an artist.” If Pablo Picasso said it, there’s probably some truth to it. I think we can all agree he knows his art. But, what does that mean? We can be honest in saying that not every child is the next Pablo

A Letter to Parents-You’re Doing Great! It occurred to us recently that in this strange 2020 climate there is no one feeling more stress and pressure than parents. Do you send your kids back to school? Do you not? Do you settle on half virtual school, half in person? The

A Guide for Parents Transitioning Children Back to In-Person Care We’ve talked a lot on the blog about the effects of quarantine on children, all the changes we’ve seen in the past few months, and the difficult decisions parents have had to face. However, as we start to resume somewhat

Quarantine and Children What We’ve Seen and Where We Go From Here 2020 has been a challenging year. It’s a simple way to put it, but it really does encompass the broad range of obstacles and changes that we have all experienced in our respective lives. As adults, it’s easy