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The Secret to Educational Stories Children Actually Want to Hear Again

The Secret to Educational Stories Children Actually Want to Hear Again

Written by Timmy Bauer Adults pretty much always approach educational content by beginning with the lesson. We usually start by deciding that children need to learn a concept, maybe generosity, perseverance, literacy, money skills, or problem-solving. And then we build a story that is completely focused on “let’s teach that idea.” But young kids almost […]

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What Storybooks Can Do That Curriculum Cannot: The Quiet Power of Reading With Young Children

What Storybooks Can Do That Curriculum Cannot: The Quiet Power of Reading With Young Children

Written by Charles Davenport When parents ask me what they can do at home to support their young child’s emotional and cognitive development, I usually recommend a few quiet, durable practices. Predictable bedtime. Phones away at meals. Names for feelings. And, near the top of the list, reading picture books together. Not as a substitute

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Why Swim Lessons Are One of the Best Things You Can Do for Your Child's Development

Why Swim Lessons Are One of the Best Things You Can Do for Your Child’s Development

Why Swim Lessons Are One of the Best Things You Can Do for Your Child’s Development Authored by: Alena Sarri, Owner Operator, Aquatots Most parents sign their kids up for swim lessons because of water safety. That makes sense. Drowning is a leading cause of death for young children in Australia. But research now shows

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