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As long as children have
been defying their parents, the battle about eating their vegetables has been
a regular part of the dinner table routine. For some families, this gets so
bad that dinnertime is uncomfortable for everyone. You don’t want it to
be this way for your family. Meals should [...]
It’s no secret that
kids these days aren’t getting as much exercise as they could. After all,
a few decades ago kids had to get up and get out in order to be entertained
(since books and the few TV shows available could only go so far). But today,
our [...]
You feel like your
worst nightmare has come to pass. Another child in your preschooler’s
life has started to bully him or her and you’re not sure what to do about
it. On the one hand, you want to teach your child to stick up for himself and
to handle things [...]
Bedtime. Does the very word
strike fear into your heart? Don’t worry; you aren’t alone. Many
parents dread the nightly bedtime ritual. This is especially true for parents
of preschoolers who are worried about leaving their children alone in the night
but getting a little bit desperate for some rest of [...]
Thumb sucking is an issue
of concern for many parents right around the time that kids are entering preschool
age. As babies, it’s not an issue. In fact, many parents feel that it’s
good for their pre-teeth youngsters because it comforts them, helps them to
fall asleep and can ease [...]
We are always wondering if
our children are “normal”. We don’t mean to do it, but nevertheless,
it’s something that we do all of the time. From the time that we first
count those ten toes and ten fingers, we’re subconsciously (or consciously)
comparing our kids to some ideal standard [...]
There was a time when parents
didn’t worry about their preschoolers getting enough exercise. After all,
kids that age are a bundle of energy that don’t ever seem to stop being
in motion so they naturally get all of the exercise that they need, right? Wrong.
It was probably always [...]
I found this absolutely wonderful post at HomeSchool Zoo Annex. It is in regards to Homeschool Burnout. Not only do parents get burned out, but so does Homeschooled children. Whether you are thinking about homeschooling your children or you are already homeschooling you should definitely check out this post!!read more | digg story
Since
preschool aged children are in the process of potty training, it makes sense
for the preschool program to include activities which help with the potty training
process. Whether you homeschool your kids or send them off to participate
in a formal preschool program, you can [...]
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