How To Get the Dishes Done with a Toddler This weekend I was pressed for time as company was coming and there was a pile of dishes that had... read more
Learning Through Play-Dough As an Early Childhood Educator, I love playdough. It is a material that has the means of offering learning for... read more
Lyfeline Milestones – Understanding and Encouraging Child Development in the First Two Years Parenting is one big guessing game of stress, research, opinions (both gentle and wildly abrasive, whether you want them or... read more
The Best Playdough for Toddlers – Quick, Easy, and Safe for Curious Mouths A few months ago I made up our first batch of homemade playdough. Having spent so much time at the fantastic StrongStart... read more
Why Children Need Movement to Learn – Integrating Primary Reflexes Earlier this week I wrote about a presentation I was able to attend where Janet Hoag, a local Early Childhood Educator, shared... read more
Art in Early Childhood Education – Reggio-Inspired Curriculum With my recent return to working in Early Childhood Education after pausing to start my own little family, I have... read more
A Strong Start to Mornings with a Toddler Mornings around here are a lot more structured than they used to be. Somewhere around 7 o’clock my little one... read more
3 Creative Set-Ups for Preschool Playdough Activities One my favourite parts about being an Early Childhood Educator is setting up the environment with interesting and beautiful invitations... read more
