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Ms. Anne’s Tip of the Week: Bedtime Routines
Dealing with challenging bedtime routines can be a common struggle for parents. Establishing a consistent and positive bedtime routine is crucial for children’s well-being and helps create a peaceful bedtime experience. Here are some tips for parents to manage challenging bedtime routines: Consistency is key: Maintain a consistent bedtime schedule. Going to bed and waking…
Read MoreMs. Anne’s Tip of the Week: New Year’s Resolutions
Creating and sticking to New Year’s resolutions can be challenging, but with the right approach and mindset, you can increase your chances of success. Here are some tips to help you make and keep your New Year’s resolutions: Set Realistic Goals: Be specific about what you want to achieve. Make sure your goals are realistic…
Read MoreHelping your Child Develop Through Games
It’s no secret that kids are constantly learning and developing with just about everything they do. The old saying is that kids are a lot like sponges and have a tendency to absorb everything around them. As parents, it’s our job to make sure our children are doing the most they can in order to…
Read MoreTips to Promote Mask Wearing for Young Children
By Anne Nguyen, Education Coordinator As the pandemic continues and we see the numbers of infection rise, it is always a concern for parents that the children are not wearing their masks correctly. We understand that it can be a struggle for young children to understand the importance of masks or practice social distancing. We…
Read MoreMonkey See, Monkey Do…
Would you believe ‘they’ say that a child’s character is established by age 12? That is CRAZY!!! Right?? We didn’t even have time to teach them about character – they are too young to understand. I agree… and I am not sure what happens at 12… I do know, however, that they learn so much…
Read MoreHow to Encourage Desired Behaviors Inside and Outside of the Classroom
Danielle Gallop, Education Consultant Inspiring a toddler or 3/4/5-year-old to behave can be a challenge. There are ways to encourage desired behaviors – the tricks are building trust and being prepared. Building Trust Be genuine and talk to children as if they are capable. They are smarter than you think… Model good behavior. When you…
Read MoreA New School Year
As summer approaches its end and we begin looking forward to a whole new school year, anxiety is a natural emotion. Some of the children are excited about the “newness” of it all. Some will not be phased a bit by the idea of change. And some will be anxious about his new cubby, her…
Read MoreWe ALL have Bad Days….
Have you ever felt so tired at the end of the day that you almost can’t fall asleep? The tired I am thinking about is not the ‘wow, I got so much accomplished today’ kind of tired. The tired I am talking about is the ‘I forgot to send in lunch for my son, the…
Read MoreWhy Should Kids Climb?
Have you ever really watched your toddler or preschooler maneuver the playground, the stairs, the world? The smallest things to us… the curb, a slide… are much bigger from a child’s point of view. I am often amazed at how easily children accept these obstacles. The other day I was watching a 1 year old…
Read MoreSummer Time is COMING! Yay
If you are anything like me, you wait all year until summer! You forget that summer brings with it a lot more that beautiful sunshine. Summer time is filled with moving up ceremonies, graduation, communions, confirmations, family barbeques, packing and unpacking for beach trips, trips to the park, etc. We look forward to reading a…
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