The doctor was running behind (of course), so I flipped through one of the family magazines as I waited in her office. Almost immediately I was taken aback by an advertisement.
Play is Efficient
I have never met an early childhood teacher who complained about not having enough to do.
5 Lessons Mr. Rogers Taught Me About Being a Grown-Up
What if Someone Thinks I’m a Bad Parent Because I Don’t Spank My Kids?
In working to support both parents and teachers in using sound principles of child development in the home and classroom, I hear a lot of concerns.
Is Child Development Spiritually Empty?
In her book, “The Soul of Education”, Rachael Kessler wrote: [Read more…]
The Positive Parenting Workbook
When Rebecca Eanes had her second son, her oldest had just passed his second birthday. As is the case in many families, when the new stranger arrived on the scene, wrapped in blankets and capturing the attention and admiration of all of his favorite people, Rebecca’s firstborn began to act out.
Seeing the Best in Children…Even in Challenges
Sometimes the very thing that we find most challenging about a child can become their greatest strength. Or, as my friend Dayna would say, their “superpower”.
This is why we CAN have nice things. (For a little while.)
Do YOU Know Your Letter Sounds?
Coloring Books: A Balanced Developmental Perspective
This is a sponsored post in collaboration with Rockridge Press. All opinions are my own.
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