I love brain science. I am fascinated with the research and findings that have been discovered in the past several years regarding the developing brain. One of my favorite sources of information is the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University. This is one of the online sites I explore as I deepen my […]
Recent events have sparked conversations among parents and childcare providers on how to talk to young children about race and inequality. How can children be provided an anti-bias education and learning environment where they are free to explore differences and similarities, and be able to discuss the challenges they face because of their differences? Below […]
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 […]
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 […]
