If you already suffer from anxiety, you might be dreading the upcoming fall and winter holidays. Though many people relish the gifts, the time off from work, the opportunity to reconnect with family, others fear the loneliness, the social pressure, and the judgment of friends and family. If you fall more into the second category […]
Using just a toilet paper roll, a piece of paper and some paint you can make a beautiful fall tree creation! Check out the website with instructions here! http://www.craftymorning.com/toilet-paper-roll-leaf-stamping-fall-tree-craft/
This program offers center and family based child care providers help and guidance to comply with licensing regulations, assistance in setting up new programs, and resources for helping children who have special needs or mental health issues.
These St. Patrick’s Day preschool facts are basic, and easy to build a theme around. If you need some background information, or just want to sharpen your knowledge of St. Patrick’s Day, these fun facts will get you started. Why is it that we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on March 17th, anyway? It turns […]
February is Black History Month, and I have been researching activities I can do with my little one to honor such great men and women. One might feel their child is too young to discuss history related to race, but children are observant and aware of far more than we think. Books https://www.kcedventures.com/blog/childrens-picture-books-black-history-month https://bitsofpositivity.com/anti-racism-resources-for-parents-and-teachers/ 40 […]
Materials Needed: Paper plate Paint Black and yellow paper Scissors Glue Start by having the kids paint rainbow stripes on the front of a paper plate. Let dry and flip it over to paint the back as well. Blow dryers are great if you’re impatient! Grab scissors and start at the outside of the plate […]
Temper tantrums can be exhausting and upsetting for both you and your child. You may start to feel hopeless and that you are a “bad parent” because you may have ran out of options for how to handle your child’s meltdown. Parents, your feelings are valid too! You are not a “bad parent”! Below is […]
Martin Luther King’s Day and Black History Month are quickly approaching, and I have been researching activities I can do with my little one to honor such great men and women. One might feel their child is too young to discuss history related to race, but children are observant and aware of far more than […]
Communication is important when co-parenting, especially when both parents are living separately. Both co-parents are responsible for communication, but when one parent gets off-track and heads towards conflict, it can be difficult for the other to not follow. Reduce the chances of sparking conflict by agreeing to a few communication guidelines (Boyan & Termini, 2009). […]
Southern Maryland is finally getting some snow this season! Here is an activity EXPLODING with fun for your next snow day. In a plastic cup or container add: 2TBSP of dish soap Food coloring of your choice (optional, but way more fun) ½ cup of baking soda 1-2TBSP of warm water Place your […]
