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A Parent’s Guide to Child Meltdowns in Public
How to zero in on your child and come back to calm during a public meltdown
How to zero in on your child and come back to calm during a public meltdown
We wanted to kick the New Year off with something fun. And what could be more fun than PLAY?!?! Play is not only fun. It
As parents and teachers, we strive for our children to be generous and compassionate people. Shucks, we strive to be that way ourselves! Our hectic
We have been talking about ways to keep learning going all summer long, like setting up reading challenges to get the whole family involved in
We all make mistakes. Having an accident, making a not-so-sensible choice, answering a test question wrong-these are things that WILL happen to all of us.
As parents, teachers, and caretakers it can be hard to watch children go through the process of making mistakes or experiencing failures. Being the helpers
When you think about kindergarten readiness, chances are that the ability to make mistakes is not the first thing that comes to mind. But making
We have been focusing on why empathy is a good skill to have and how to help children show empathy. Since even babies seem
Kids can be incredibly self-centered, like the toddler who insists that every toy in the preschool classroom is hers and yells if another child tries
In the past, we have posted about how to motivate yourself if you are trying to make changes. We noted that motivation is one of
The KITS Programs are a family of evidence-based curricula that promote school success by strengthening children’s skills, increasing parental involvement, and supporting educators across the transition to kindergarten.