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Preschools Articles

How to Help Your Kid Beat the Back-to-School Jitters

Aug 31, 2016
By: Alexandra Penn
These last lazy hazy days of summer are fading faster than blowing a good bye have-a-nice-day kiss, as kids and parents begin prepping for the return to school and structure. Regardless of your child’s age, a range of emotions will be racing through those meridian lines. Remember your first day at...
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Advice for Preschool Teachers: 10 Tips to Help Your Students Learn and Grow

Aug 19, 2014
By: Kids in the House
Preschool is often a child’s first taste in a formalized learning environment, where an adult other than mom or dad is in charge for several hours most days of the week. At this age, so many wonderful things are happening in the development of your students, and as their preschool teacher you will...
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How To Prepare Your Child for Kindergarten

Aug 04, 2014
By: Kids in the House
Sending your child off to Kindergarten is an exciting day for a parent. You want to be sure that your child is prepared to spend the day at school and that they are well adjusted and in the know about what they will encounter during their school day. According to Daniel Asres, preschool teacher,...
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My Baby Eats Books: Four Tips on Raising a Reader

Sep 10, 2013
By: Sydney's Book Club
It is amazing how we as parents adapt and grow through parenthood just as much (if not more) as our children do. I have often heard people say “the first child is the practice child”, despite the clear negative connotation, I would have to admit there is some truth in this idiom. I am sure no one...
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Helpful Tips for Parents of Preschoolers

Aug 19, 2013
By: Esther Simon
Developing a successful routine for the school year doesn’t just happen like magic-it takes a bit of creativity, basic planning and a few indispensable tools. But the rewards are well worth it. You can achieve more time for you and your child, fewer frantic mornings, and a happier mom. There are a...
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