Every parent has a unique way of raising children—shaped by our personalities, our experiences, and often, the way we were raised. You may find yourself sounding just like your mom when you give a re...
The first days of school (and even weeks) can be emotional for both parents and kids. Morning transitions are tough, especially when children feel anxious, scared, or sad about saying goodbye. What you say in those moments can either build confidence and trust,...
The first day of school brings a swirl of emotions for parents. Whether it’s their very first year or another chapter, it always tugs at our hearts. Some parents feel relieved to get back into a routine after a long summer. Others feel e...
As summer winds down, parents everywhere start to feel that familiar mix of emotions: excitement for structure, anxiety over change, and maybe a little sadness as the slower pace of summer slips away.
Kids feel it too...
When we think of “getting ready for school,” most of us picture alphabet flashcards, counting to ten, or recognizing colors and shapes.
And while those are great skills to build, they aren’t the only ones that matter.
In fact, many teachers and early childhood professionals will tell you that the ...
Starting kindergarten is a big milestone — not just for your child, but for you as a parent or caregiver, too. It’s a time filled with excitement, new routines, and plenty of questions. One of the most common questions I hear is:
“How do I know if my child is really ready for kindergarten?”
Most p...
As kids grow more independent, safety becomes a bigger concern. The best time to start teaching essential safety skills? Right now—even as early as age two.
Most toddlers begin their adventures in strollers or being carried, and the transition away from that can be nerve-wracking. If you’ve ever wa...
Yay! It’s summer! For many families, that means swimming, popsicles, vacations—and a little chaos. While the warm months bring lots of fun, they can also be stressful for parents who suddenly find themselves trying to keep kids busy, entertained, and off screens (as much as possible).
Let’s be hone...
