Birth Story – When Everything Was Supposed to Be Different
A birth story with a positive outcome, from difficult beginnings. How to support yourself when your birth doesn’t go as planned. We all have dreams of what becoming a first-time parent might look like – but what happens when reality doesn’t match the vision? When I imagined giving birth to my daughter, I thought […]
The HIDDEN Link to Your Child’s Bedwetting?! It’s Not What You Think!
Are you tired of nighttime bedwetting accidents? You’ve tried everything – limiting drinks, reward charts, midnight wake-ups – but the bed is still wet? What if the real reason for bedwetting lies in retained primitive reflexes from infancy that are supposed to integrate into the central nervous system (i.e., disappear)? A retained reflex could […]
3 Ways to Promote Your Child’s Learning
HOW CAN I ENSURE MY CHILD HAS THE BEST LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES? Children’s learning environments should be welcoming—and offer a range of suitable options. With those two caveats in mind, there are three fundamental ways to promote your child’s learning: 1. BE INFORMED AND RESOURCEFUL Reflect upon the information you acquire, and […]
Reduce the Risk of Passing on Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD)
There is finally a reason to know if you have Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD). While doctors are still preaching there is nothing you can do about PKD until kidney failure, there is finally a proven method to prevent the disease from being passed down to future generations. If you have Polycystic Kidney Disease in […]
3 Easy Ways to Paint With Toddlers
3 Easy Ways to Paint With Toddlers Painting with toddlers doesn’t have to be complicated or messy! Encourage creativity with these three simple, low-mess painting tips. Toddlers can enjoy painting while also developing fine motor skills and learning about shapes and colors. Best of all, cleanup is easy for parents! 1. Use recycled […]
Modeling Language to Support Peer Interaction in Children
Language development is a crucial aspect of the early years of life; it forms the foundation for communication, social skills, and learning in general. At this stage little children are learning to interact with other children. We, as teachers and parents, as well as any other person who interacts with them, play a very important […]