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The very first day of college is creeping up on us! I’m not so sure we prepare around here to inform you the fact. And also yet, I am anticipating a more powerful feeling of structure and regimen. On Monday I shared some back to institution suggestions for instructors. Today, I’m sharing some of my… continue reading

I spoke with a writer recently, who wanted to talk with me about my views on zero tolerance policies as they apply in early childhood settings.  As our discussion progressed, she essentially said, “You’ve mentioned before that preschoolers are being expelled at 3 times the rate of students K-12.  Why do you think so many… continue reading

Great electric motor activities are vital for little ones.The workout for those little fingers provides the stamina as well as control to compose, button, as well as otherwise use their hands as the splendid devices that they are. However there’s one more perk to great motor tasks. I’ve noticed that fine motor activities can additionally… continue reading

My fourth child was birthed just a couple of fast-moving months ago. I make sure I have actually invested hrs taking a look at his excellent little wrinkly toes, and also dimpled hands, as well as rosy lips. I’m typically gotten over with the idea of exactly how extremely excellent he is. I have actually… continue reading

I am so blessed to recognize numerous incredible, talented ladies.Among them, Jillian Riley from A Mama With a Lesson Strategy, has written a fantastic ebook source focused around a subject that I’m enthusiastic regarding also– Raisinga Creative Child. I asked Jillian if she would certainly answer a few inquiries regarding her project to show you…. continue reading

Early in the springtime I launched my very first Ecourse, Parenting with Favorable Guidance, bringing the product from my real-time classes right to your computer, anywhere you are, and whenever it fits into your routine. I was very happy with the means the first round went, as well as I’m excited to be opening up… continue reading

I bear in mind the first time I took one of my boys in for stitches.By the time I bent him right into his car seat with that said bloodstained fabric still pressed to his cheek, he had currently quit sobbing. Yet the splits were simply beginning to swimming pool in my very own eyes…. continue reading

Our family is beginning a rolling timetable of back to college days. Today, our second was first, after that Dad headed back to the classroom. Next week our kindergartener ultimately obtains his grand wish to begin going to the “big kid institution”, and the following week our young child bounds into his preschool setting. With… continue reading

It was time to replace the colored rice I use in my sensory bin.  It had seen plenty of fingers, for starters, but the final death knell sounded when a curious preschooler added a cup of water to the bin. Colored rice is certainly not a new hot fad, and it certainly isn’t difficult, but… continue reading

I’m sharing a post over at Toddler Approved, all about helping kids learn to take an active role in problem solving.  To keep things exciting, this post includes ninjas, snowmobiles, trains, and motorcycles.  Well, sort of.  Here’s a little taste: But what if we got a little less practice, and let our kids get a… continue reading