About a year ago, I started realizing that my youngest daughter seemed a little behind. She wasn't communicating effectively, and she seemed frustrated about her schooling. I didn't want her to feel that way about herself, so I decided to take a more active roll regarding her schooling. I started paying more attention to the curriculum and going through her lessons with her every night after school. It took a lot of work, but within a few months I could tell a very real difference in her confidence level and her skill set. This blog is all about teaching your child what you need to so that they can stay confident.
Posted on: 29 March 2016
Whether you work in the advertising or finance industry, exercise is often the last thing you want to do after spending eight or nine hours at the office. However, keeping up with your fitness is important and provides your body with a lot of great benefits. So how do you motivate yourself to work out after a long day at work? Here are some helpful tips to follow: Put Your Workouts on Your Calendar [Read More]
Posted on: 28 March 2016
As a parent, it is vital that you are finding the best possible preschool for your children in order to ensure that they are getting the best education. To help make sure that you are doing this with ease, you will want to take a few moments to check out some of the following helpful tips. Ask To Do A Pop In It is best to make sure that you are allowed to view some preschool classroom time, even if some of that time is play time. [Read More]
Posted on: 9 February 2016
When your child reaches the age at which they should be starting school, you may find yourself faced with several different decisions to make about the future of their education. After all, your child's education is the foundation upon which the rest of their life will be based. One of the major decisions that you will need to make is between a child centered education experience and a traditional education style. [Read More]
Posted on: 17 June 2015
Many children attend both three and four year old preschool. If you plan on switching to a new preschool for next school year, make sure you spend some time preparing for the transition. If you allow your child to say goodbye to their old school friends, and allow them time to adjust to their new preschool, this transition will be a lot easier. Inform Your Child's Current Preschool They Will Not Be Coming Back [Read More]