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Get Your Child to Fall in Love With Reading

The new year is soon approaching; 2016 can be the year to focus on your child's kindergarten readiness preparation. While teaching children how to start reading, we can also help them to fall in love with reading. Luckily, getting your child to fall in love with reading isn’t difficult (especially if you ch...Continue Reading

How to Tell if Your Child is Ready for Kindergarten

In the past, age was one of the only factors (if not the only factor) that was used to indicate whether or not your child was prepared to enter kindergarten. But as more time has passed, there are other factors that have surpassed age as a defining factor. While most parents turn to the advice of preschool t...Continue Reading

What Does Kindergarten Readiness Look Like?

When you’re considering child care centers for your child, you’re going to see the term “kindergarten readiness” thrown around a lot. But, what does kindergarten readiness mean and what will it look like for your child? There are a number of different skills your child should have mastered by the tim...Continue Reading

Why You Should Consider Full Day Preschool for Your Child

Preschool is often broken up into two different segments: morning students and afternoon students. But, what ever happened to full-day preschool and what benefits does being in school full day have to offer? According to a recent survey, a lot in terms of better preparedness for both learning and social de...Continue Reading

How Preschool Curriculum Matters More Than You Think

A high-quality preschool program is more important than just preparing your child for kindergarten or a resource that can care for your child while you’re at work. In fact, preschool and its curriculum serve as an essential building block for your child’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being. After...Continue Reading

10 Kindergarten Readiness Skills Your Child Needs to Have

Kindergarten can be a challenge for both children and parents alike. After all, there are a few skills that your little one needs and teachers expect once school begins. But, what are these critical skills? 10 of the most common include: Writing – Practice writing letters, particularly those in their nam...Continue Reading