This year on August 4 it is Friendship Day, where we recognize the importance of celebrating and encouraging friendships in early childhood as the benefits of strong friendships can last a lifetime. Friendships that have a positive influence in our […]
Category: Early Childhood Development
Newsletter July – August 2019: Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding is one of the best ways to form a lifelong intimate relationship with your child. Breastfeeding has always been a large topic of discussion amongst new mothers and the medical community. Scientific evidence states that breastmilk is the one […]
Newsletter July – August 2019: Early Math Skills
For babies and toddlers every experience teaches them something new. Talking, Reading, Singing and Playing help children’s brain development, socio emotional development, communication skills and so much more. Through playtime activities, parents and caregivers can support children’s development of math […]
Newsletter May – June 2019: Child Nutrition: Healthy Begins at Home
Whether you’re a first-time parent with a newborn at home or a “seasoned” vet, determining when to work with your child on nutrition can be difficult. There are many questions parents may have regarding nutritional sources for your child(ren). A […]
Newsletter May – June 2019: Preparing your Older Child for a New Baby
Preparing for a new baby is an exciting and emotional time. If you already have children, part of preparing for a new baby is preparing your older children for a new addition to the family. To encourage a healthy bond […]
Newsletter March – April 2019: First 1,000 Days
During the 1,000-day window between pregnancy and age two there are critical steps to take to ensure a healthy pregnancy and healthy development. The right prenatal care will allow for a more prepared pregnancy and ensure once the baby is […]
Newsletter January – February 2019: Dental Health Awareness – Importance of Brushing Teeth
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month and we want to provide some useful tips and knowledge about children’s oral health. Tooth decay is one of the most common chronic conditions children in the United States face. Untreated cavities can […]
Newsletter January – February 2019: Addressing and Embracing Diversity
Children today are growing up in an increasingly diverse world. They are eventually going to be exposed to people of different races, cultures and backgrounds as they continue to grow. Along the way, they are going to meet others whose […]
Newsletter November – December 2018: Brain Development Starts with TALK. READ. SING.
Reading with your children as a parent and/or caregiver is imperative to their mental and educational development. Literary practice has abundant benefits and is proven to advance children’s performance in school; which ultimately stays with them into adulthood. Parents and […]
Newsletter September – October 2018: Healthy Snack Ideas for a Healthy Child
As parents, it is important to help your children build healthy habits. One of the best ways to do so is to plan healthy activities and snacks that also incorporate learning. This will allow them to have fun while laying […]