SIMPLE PLAYDOUGH RECIPE!
Here are the ingredients to this simple playdough recipe that you can easily do at home for your little ones: flourlemon juice or cream of tartarcooking oilhot waterrock salt You…
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SIMPLE PLAYDOUGH RECIPE!
Love Languages: An Introduction
“What’s your love language?” We often ask this question in the midst of a casual conversation, as a way to get to know our friends (or even potential lovers) better.…
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Love Languages: An Introduction
Executive Functions and Essential Life Skills
Did you know that our brain’s executive functions are what help us with accomplishing our everyday tasks? Our prefrontal cortex is the part of the brain that manages our executive…
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Executive Functions and Essential Life Skills
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A Guide to Rotating Toys for Free Play [with Infographic]
At the start of every week, set aside time to curate your child’s play area so that not all toys are displayed or available for them to play with. Why?The…
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A Guide to Rotating Toys for Free Play [with Infographic]
Mental Health in Early Childhood
The pandemic has robbed our children with a rich and experience-filled childhood. With the limited interactions we have and isolation due to home quarantine, opportunities for development may be impeded…
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Mental Health in Early Childhood
A Child’s First Love: Affection in the Early Years
Peek-a-boo! Did you know that playing peek-a-boo with your child helps them build their trust in you just by responding to their cues? Their engagement in this kind of play…
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A Child’s First Love: Affection in the Early Years
Mindfulness
Mindfulness is the basic human ability to pay full attention to the present moment. It is an innate ability that can be trained to help us deal with difficult or challenging experiences.
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Mindfulness
An ode to our Teachers
The earliest memory I have of a teacher is one involving my mom. My mom always taught with the most expressive voice and gestures, so all the students (and even…
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An ode to our Teachers
Transitions for Young Children
Young children are heavily reliant on structure and routine, which means that introducing them to new or unfamiliar things may cause them to feel uneasy or at a disequilibrium. This…
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Transitions for Young Children
Screen Time and Young Children
Screen time is the passive exposure of an individual to screen-based entertainment such as television, mobile phones, and other electronic devices. Exposing children to long hours of screen time affects…
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Screen Time and Young Children