In the fast paced society we live in it is understandable how difficult it can be to take time out of your busy day to talk with your child, especially if you have very different schedules. However, you can boost these points of interaction that you already have with your child by engaging in open Read More…
Raising Resilient Children: Let Them Ride the Waves
As a parent or caregiver it can be hard watching your child go through the ups and downs of adolescence. Sometimes we want to be the “surfboard” and guide him or her away from the difficulties that are a part of growing up. But just like anyone who is learning to be a good surfer, Read More…
Expose the Brain to Good: Creating Positive Moments
Create Positive Moments Creating positive moments for you and your child is important and fun! It only takes 1 second for a negative event to be encoded into our memory. Remembering a positive memory can take up to 20-30. Shared positive experiences will develop open communication between you and your child and lead to a Read More…
Tips for Making Transitions Easier
Little changes to adults can often feel like big changes to kids. When children experience a change or transition to a new school, childcare center or even just a change in their routine it can feel overwhelming. It is important for young children who often don’t have the words for these feelings to feel secure Read More…
Treasure House Outdoor Classroom Project
Hello everyone, My name is Adam, an almost 3 year educator in Early Childhood education. I am almost done with my 2nd year in a Montessori classroom, and I have loved every second. My first year in a two year program to get my Montessori Credential (age 3-6) is almost over. Later posts will be Read More…
MY HAND IN YOUR HAND: Songs for Families Who Reach Out in Love
According to AdoptUsKids.org, about 135,000 children are adopted in the United States each year. Of non-stepparent adoptions, about 59 percent are from the child welfare (or foster) system, 26 percent are from other countries, and 15 percent are voluntarily relinquished American babies. GROWING SOUND; the music publishing division of Children, Inc., understands that becoming a Read More…
13 Five Stars for Children, Inc.!
Children, Inc. believes high quality child care is a right not a privilege. This belief has driven the organization to operate 10 Five Star rated programs, 11 in Kentucky All STARS Quality Rating System and 2 in Ohio’s Step Up To Quality Rating System. This Five star system is regulated by the state and stands Read More…