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Teething Tips for Mothers of Babies
by Tania Cowling March 27th, 2023 | Care, Infants/ToddlersTeens, Parents, and Entertainment: The Divide
by Jane Wangersky March 20th, 2023 | Entertainment, TeensThe Importance of Routine and Family Dinner
by Ronald A. Rowe March 13th, 2023 | Behavior, TweensWhy Do I Need to Know This?
by Joe Lawrence March 6th, 2023 | Elementary, School
Teaching Preschoolers the Art of Collecting
by Tania Cowling February 27th, 2023| Preschool, Social
Are you a collector? Do you have memorabilia that you find interesting? Well, children have a passion for collections too! From baseball cards, matchbox cars, plastic army men, now Star Wars characters, and even pocket collections from an outdoor nature walk (as long as they are not live creatures) –
Choosing the Best Tradition for Your Family
by Joe Lawrence December 19th, 2022| Preschool, Seasonal
Preschool Playdates- Let the Fun Begin
by YPI Editors October 10th, 2022| Preschool, Social
More than likely, by the age of three or four, your child is attending preschool during the week. This time at school is one way that your child can begin socializing with other children her age. However, preschool on its own may not be enough for your child. She may
TV as Family Entertainment: Little Kids
by YPI Editors September 5th, 2022| Entertainment, Entertainment, Infants/Toddlers, Preschool
Let's start with the acknowledgement that there are other screen options besides televisions. Laptops, smartphones, tablets, and more offer screen time entertainment for all ages. However, rather than working with a topic that broad, we've decided to focus on good old television watching for the next two weeks. How can
Allowing Preschoolers to Experience the Consequences of Their Choices
by Joe Lawrence August 1st, 2022| Behavior, Preschool
As parents we want to shield our little ones from every possible danger. We see the things coming down the path and know we can help them avoid this danger or consequence. However, I do not think that we should be doing this for them all the time.
Let’s stop to
Let’s stop to
Summer Day Trips That Educate
by Tania Cowling June 27th, 2022| Preschool, School
During the summer preschoolers love to accompany their parents, grandparents, or sitters on errands. Think about all the teachable moments that accompany a trip to the bank, veterinarian, grocery store, and such. Everyday places provide entertainment and learning. Then, on weekends you and your family may go on an extended
How Can I Teach My Preschooler Respect?
by Joe Lawrence May 23rd, 2022| Behavior, Preschool
There are very few things that can get a parent’s blood to boil faster than being disrespected by his or her child. Where do they get this from? How can they be so ungrateful? We would never do this to our parents.
My father was fairly strict when it came to
My father was fairly strict when it came to
Protect Your Child From Zoonotic Diseases
by Tania Cowling April 18th, 2022| Preschool, Safety
Did you know that your pet might cause your child to get sick? Are you aware of zoonotic diseases that are transmitted from animals to humans? These maladies range from bacteria to viruses and internal and external parasites to fungal infections. Since having a pet (dogs and cats are the
3 Steps to Changing Your Preschooler’s Behavior
by Joe Lawrence March 14th, 2022| Behavior, Preschool
4 Ways to Help Kids Reach Activity Milestones
by Marnie Bii February 7th, 2022| Development, Preschool
During the preschool years, the timing of hitting movement milestones tends to spread out across the peer group. Some preschoolers may exhibit a strong ability to run, climb and jump, while others are a bit clumsier. Most kids’ abilities tend to even out upon approaching kindergarten, which is important due