Child care is something that many parents eventually have to find for their children because of work. There are some common mistakes parents make that make child care less than perfect. When you avoid these common mistakes, you can truly be sure that your child is receiving the quality child care they deserve: Not Making Expectations Clear: First off, you want to be sure that your child care provider and yourself have the same ideas.…
Read More »Parents can prevent a power struggle from becoming a tantrum by changing the way they react to their toddlers. It is normal for kids to act-out occasionally, but the way you respond could potentially exacerbate the situation and make matters worse. Try some tips that many daycare providers endorse to prevent power struggles and put the kibosh on tantrums: Get them on a schedule. Children do best on a schedule, which eliminates unpredictability and provides a sense of reassurance to toddlers.…
Read More »Children or student-centric learning environments place the needs and abilities of your child at the forefront of their learning experience. It is quickly becoming a popular teaching method, but for many children in a traditional learning environment, it can be hard to transition. However, you can help prepare them. Gauge Their Learning Style People and children learn in one of three different methods: looking, listening, and doing. The differences between these learning styles are obvious: children that learn by looking at graphs, charts, and diagrams; listeners do well with verbal instructions; and doers need to figure something out with their own mind and hands.…
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