This category is about child development. Learn about behavior and guidance, physical development, feeding children, building self-esteem, manners, sleep, separation anxiety, play and much more.
Dealing with a picky eater can be challenging, but there are several strategies you can try to encourage healthy eating habits and make mealtimes more enjoyable. Try our Toddler Picky Eater Solutions and see if they help. Keep in mind that patience is key when finding picky eater solutions. You have to stay calm because…
One-year-olds are explorers of the world. They want to know everything they can about their surroundings and how things work. This is the perfect time to plan sensory activities for toddlers when running a home daycare.
Dealing with a picky eater can be challenging. With this picky eater food list, you’ll have tons of ideas at your fingertips to try on your picky one.
There are so many ways you can teach daycare kids compassion for differences in others. It’s important to teach kids to be kind. Our world depends on it.
Knowing how to build confidence in kids is important for caretakers to know. We could all use more self-esteem and we definitely want to give that to the kids we care for. Whether they are our own children or our daycare kids.
In real life, kids aren’t always separated by age. Think of the family unit. Most of the time, kids aren’t all born at the same time. And there are many benefits of mixed age groups in daycare and other learning environments.
Are you struggling to potty train your child or are thinking about it but don’t know where to start? Use these best potty training techniques for success.
Play is on the decline in our society and unstructured play is critical to child development. Let’s look at what unstructured play is and why it matters so much.
Reading to your child is one of the most important things you can do for their development. It has so many benefits for children. The more you read and the earlier you start, the better for children’s learning.
What is developmentally appropriate practice and why does it matter? Do I need to be concerned about it in my home daycare?
