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Storytelling and Learning: The Connection is Real.

What do storytelling, imagination, play, and learning have in common? Much more than you think. If you want to raise a learner, you'd be...

How to Tell it's Time For a Family Routine Update?

Family routines are advised by parenting experts, and for good reasons. It's just that routines should adjust to the family's changing needs

Quality Time With Your Child is Everything!

There is a reason why spending quality time with our children is so important. It goes beyond building memories and having a great time.

Inside Out: Raising Multilingual Children

No. Babies and adults don't learn languages the same way. Babies are born ready to learn all languages, this super power shifts as we grow.

Exactly What is Play?

When we think of playing, we think of keeping a child busy. But that's not quite what experts have in mind. It is more than just busy, it is

You Can Still Save This Academic Year. Do You Want To?

If you don't want to hear about another plan, I get it 100%. But if you want to save the academic year, you can and still get a summer break

That Child Who Can't Stand to Lose

Competition comes with two big emotions that can be hard to control. How can we help our child to win well and lose better?

Bored Children = Bad Parenting?

Children absolutely should experience boredom sometimes. It is just as important for their development and being busy.

Please Leave Young Children Out of This

Why are children learning to code and memorizing the periodic table by age 5? Let's think realistically about what we are doing here.

Can Our Children Learn Without Computers? Revisiting Unplugged Learning

We depend too much on apps and online solutions when it comes to young children's education. How can we balance this when school is virtual?

Understanding Your Child's Needs and Abilities

Understand your child's learning needs and abilities. Series of posts to help K-3 parents set up their home for maximum learning this fall.

Set The Right Home-Learning Routine This Fall (For Grades K-3)

Now that your home is set, and you have an idea of what to expect of your child learning, it is time to set up some expectations

Baby's First Summer - Developmentally Friendly Summer Fun

Developmental summer activities for new born baby (birth - 3 months). Fine and gross motor skills, cognitive, and social/emotional skills