by Hollee Schwartz Temple | May 2, 2013 | Child Development | Work/Life Balance
It’s one thing to say that you want your children to experience challenges, but it’s quite another to sit tight while they struggle through difficult times. Recently our family made a cross-country move that landed my 10- and 8-year-old sons 2,500 miles from home, in a new house and a new school. I had to [...]
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by Dr. Heather Wittenberg | April 17, 2013 | Child Development
Your children are strong. Stronger than you might be led to believe by the headlines screaming about the latest parental panic point. Resilience is the best kind of strength to have: It’s the ability to bend, not break, under pressure – and emerge stronger for it. Resilience is hugely important. It leads to happier, longer [...]
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by Dr. Heather Wittenberg | March 14, 2013 | Kindergarten Readiness
Dr. Heather Wittenberg, child development expert, highlights her top tips to get your child ready for Kindergarten. For more Kindergarten readiness tips from Dr. Heather, click here. What are you doing with your preschooler to get ready for Kindergarten? Tell us in a comment below.
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by Dr. Heather Wittenberg | January 14, 2013 | Safety and Security
What works for you during bath-time? Share in a comment below!
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by Learning Care Group | May 30, 2012 | Learning Activities
Make a pattern with silverware (e.g., one fork, two spoons, one fork, etc.). Challenge your child to continue the pattern. You can try as many patterns as you want!
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