Category Archives: Back-To-School Transition Tips
Kindergarten Checklist for Parents
As children go back to school this fall, maybe you’re starting to think about getting your little one ready for Kindergarten next year! Now is a good time to start thinking about it and preparing your child for his or her first year of school. Kindergarten is a major turning point for kids. A smooth
Morning Routine Tips for Kids With Separation Anxiety
Parents of kids with separation anxiety know just how difficult school drop off can be in the mornings. Kids may cry, plead, scream, or cling to their parents during this time, even though most of them are fine as soon as their parents leave their sight. The fear and anxiety some kids feel about this
Want to Help Your Child Make Friends?
Developing friendships is an important life skill—one that seems very natural, but can actually be difficult to teach. Good friends build our self-esteem, help us understand who we are, support and encourage us, and show us how to care about others. On the flip side, learning to cope with the negative aspects of having friends,
Routines for Success!
Study after study shows the same thing: when we set healthy habits, we will have energetic, focused days and can be more successful in everything we do.
6 Steps to Success for Kindergarten
Kindergarten is around the corner for many families. This can a big transition for your child even if they went to preschool.
Tips for Success This School Year
The start of the school year is right around the corner. To help make things easier for you and your kids, we’ve gathered a few tips for success and good habits that can make a big difference.
Transitioning to Kindergarten
As stated in the previous blog, starting school can be a scary moment for you as a parent, but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Worrying about your child just goes to show that you are a great parent!
The Back to School Checklist for Parents
The 2014-2015 school year is about to begin for your children. This can be a time of excitement and anxiety for kids and parents. It’s exciting to see your child grow up, it makes you anxious wondering how your child will react, and it is hard not to completely know how this school year will