2017

Simple Ways To Help Get Your Child Ready For Daycare Quicker Each Morning

Having your child go to daycare is an adjustment in many ways. He or she will adjust to the change of scenery, while you'll adjust to either going back to work or being at home without the child. One big change that you'll both need to get used to is being quicker in the morning. When you're caring for your child at home, the mornings may be a little slow paced.

Is Your Child A Natural In The Water? Consider Competitive Swimming!

One thing that many parents do is sign their young children up for swimming lessons, religiously taking their children to classes. The primary reason for doing this is for safety concerns. They want their children to be able to swim. However, many of those parents do not realize that swimming is a great competitive sport to be involved in all the way through college. In fact, 7.4% of male swimmers and 7.

Private Education And Parents: Building Relationships

Private education isn't one-sided. Yes, the educators are responsible for academics. But they aren't the only ones. Parents are key when it comes to the child's educational success. When it comes to private schooling, teachers have a unique opportunity to work together with parents in order to make the most of the educational process. Keep in mind, parents choose a private school because it makes sense for their child and their family.

3 Ways To Create A More Sustainable Lunch For Your Child For Day Care

Many child care centers require parents to pack lunches and snacks for their children. This ensures your child has food that they like, enjoy and fits their dietary restrictions throughout the day. As you pack your child's lunch and snacks for daycare, make sure you are making sustainable choices. Children's lunches can generate around sixty-seven pounds of waste each year if you don't make sustainable choices. #1 Leave Out Individually Packaged Foods

How To Help Your Toddle Learn Before Entering Preschool

Of course, your little toddler will learn things naturally, just by waking up every morning. However, you may be wanting to enrich his or her learning experiences with things you plan yourself. From activities that your child can do alone to activities with other children, here are some ideas that might assist you in helping your toddler to learn new things before entering preschool: Solo Learning Activities - Think of settings found in a formal educational setting.