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Archives for January 2020

Its okay to be bored

Its okay to be bored

We’ve all heard it. “I’m bored!” What is your go to reaction when you hear this? Is it to hand over a tablet or phone? Perhaps turn on the TV? Guess what? It’s good for kids to be bored! You just gasped didn’t you? Maybe even a little horrified? That’s right, boredom is actually good for kids. Yes, even your… Read More

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Messy play

Messy play

You cringed didn’t you? We spend so much time in our day cleaning things up and chasing around the mess makers. But, yes, messy play is an absolutely must in childhood. Messy Play- Contained Just because play is messy, doesn’t mean it can’t stay clean. Confused? In our center, we have sensory centers. This center is at a space that… Read More

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Self-Care for parents

Self-Care for parents

When children enter our lives and we become parents, things change. Before, it was all about us. What we wanted, when we wanted it and that’s it. Now, this little person relies on us for everything. Our wants and desires are often put on the back burner. Self-care often goes right down the drain. How often have you heard moms… Read More

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Chores for Ages 2-9 years olds

Chores for Ages 2-9 years olds

Chores are a part of everyday life. If you live anywhere (unless you are rich) you have responsibilities of upkeeping your home. Chores and childhood go hand in hand like peanut butter and jelly. This is the way we all learned responsibilities (and usually the distain for it!). Importance of chores Sure, chores teach responsibility, but there is so much… Read More

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Learning Through Play

Learning Through Play

As an Early Childhood Educator for 18 years, I can tell you that many parents and even providers, do not fully understand the concept of learning through play. Frequently when parents enroll their children, they will proudly exclaim that their child knows all their letters, can count to 10 and knows their colors. All too often, they think their child… Read More

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