Sign language in childcare is extremely beneficial to a child’s development. I will lay out some specifics for why it can be beneficial and why it is necessary for every child's growth.
Language Barrier
At the facility I work at we have some...
As early childhood educators, we plant seeds of creativity within the children in our care. Being able to offer fun and exciting ways for a child’s young mind to explore and have fun while learning, is a key component in their growth. Through play,...
Have you ever found yourself stuck by a communication barrier? Perhaps in that moment, you were wishing your parents had taught you another language in your early childhood years. While the number of bilingual children in America continues to rise, it...
A child needs more than food and shelter. Social and emotional attention is essential for a child's development. It is important to allow a child to have a trusting relationship with a caregiver. Infant love and attention help to develop his or her...
Tummy Time Conundrum
Over the years, baby-rearing has changed in many ways. Sleeping styles for babies always seem to be a hot-button topic. Formula or breastmilk is another conversation many parents have before and after welcoming their new...
Encouraging children to be independent is a natural way of growing up, and could gain their confidence and self-control. There are multiple ways to promote independence in children and show children how to be independent by involving them in...
As a mother and a teacher, I have noticed one very specific thing about young children - they thrive with a routine. After a while of having my own child and working with other children, I have come to recognize the importance and how much of a...
Caring for a child can be difficult for new parents, but it can become even more challenging as the child grows and their behavior becomes unpredictable. Juggling daily tasks while managing unexpected outbursts can be particularly daunting, especially...
Promoting fine motor skills in the classroom. Fine motor skills are major developmental areas for kids two years and younger. Many activities can increase muscle strength and coordination, which prepares for more advanced skills as a child grows older....
Having a toddler can be an exciting and stressful experience. On one hand, you’re witnessing your little one learn and grow, but on the other hand, it can be difficult to know how to best support their social and emotional development. Knowing more...
