22 October, 2018
What Are the Differences Between Preschool and Daycare?
Many parents would love nothing more than to completely devote themselves to taking care of their children. However, work situations, other obligations, and even the needs of the children themselves may call for assistance from outside sources. Around 67% of full-time or part-time working mothers enrolled their children in center-based childcare in 2012,
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19 October, 2018
Choosing Childcare: Tips for First-Time Parents
As a first-time parent, you’re probably feeling an immense amount of pressure to ensure your child receives the best quality care and can take advantage of every possible opportunity that’s afforded to them. These factors come into play early in life when it comes time to choose a childcare option for your family.
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12 October, 2018
Reflecting On Your Child’s Summer Camp Experience
The end of summer is upon us, and children are going back to their regular school and daycare routines. If your child was enrolled in a summer camp, now is the time to reflect on their experience and whether their camp fulfilled your wants and your child’s needs.
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20 September, 2018
Preschool Philosophies: Comparing Common Teaching Methods
Between 1990 and 2013, the percentage of three- to five-year-olds enrolled in U.S. preprimary programs increased from 59% to 65%. Parents who want to ensure a high quality education for their children will often opt to enroll their little ones in academic or play-based preschool programs.
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17 September, 2018
Transition Tips: Helping Your Preschooler Adjust to a New Class and Schedule
Now that September is well underway, your child might already be spending their mornings or afternoons in their preschool classroom. However, adjusting to preschool can be tough for many kids (and their parents!), even after a few weeks’ time.
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24 August, 2018
How Structured Play Benefits Your Preschooler
n the United States, approximately 75% of young children participate in a preschool program. While there are several different types of preprimary educational facilities, many parents are interested in enrolling their children in academic preschool programs to promote a higher level of learning from an early age.
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12 July, 2018
Preschool Readiness Checklist: Considerations For Parents
Summer may have only just started, but In 2013, approximately 42% of three-year-olds and 68% of four-year-olds were enrolled in preprimary programs throughout the United States. Although the majority of parents plan to enroll their children in preschool, knowing exactly when to do so can be a bit of a challenge.
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10 July, 2018
Enrolling in Preschools: Tips and Tricks to Follow
Summer may have only just started, but many families are already looking forward to fall. If it’s almost time for your child to start attending preschool, you may be overwhelmed with the process of deciding on a school and enrolling.
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14 June, 2018
What Makes a Preschool Curriculum Better Than Just Good?
Childcare centers, academic preschool programs, and parents alike have a common issue: what curriculum is right for my children? Sometimes it behooves preschool teachers to consider a curriculum specifically for their students because these early years are developmentally crucial.
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12 June, 2018
How To Choose the Right Summer Camp For Your Child
Summer is right around the corner, which means your young children will soon be on vacation for a few months. Camp is a time-honored American tradition — and it’s one your kids may really love. However, choosing a summer camp that will fit their interests and needs (along with your budget and criteria) can be a challenge.
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3 May, 2018
Is My Child Ready For Preschool? Common Issues and Answers
By 2013, the percentage of three- to five-year-olds enrolled in preprimary programs reached 65% in the United States. Finding a local preschool program that fits parents’ criteria is the biggest challenge. Before families tackle that problem, they may need to ask themselves: “Is my child ready for preschool in the first place?” Ultimately,
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27 April, 2018
Working Parent Guilt: How to Clear Your Conscience When Choosing Childcare
If you’re a working parent, you’ll likely need outside help to make sure your young child is consistently cared for. While some parents rely on other family members or a live-in nanny to provide this assistance, that’s not always possible — nor is it always in the best interests of everyone involved.
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