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By Dr. Joanne Foster Over the past several weeks, families have adjusted to lots of changes in routines, social situations, schooling, and day-to-day dynamics. Along the way, many children
By Joanne Foster, Ed.D. “Intelligence is not enough. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.” ~ Martin Luther King Learning is like a hug—embracing
How to Get Your Child Started on Chores If you have children who jump for joy whenever you ask them to do chores, then you can consider yourself fortunate. Most
Help Your Child Beat The Bedtime Blues Children are continually growing and learning new skills. Coordination, motor skills, and socio-behavioral skills are essential for your child’s development. A good night’s
SIMPLE, INDOOR FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY (with items you already have on hand) By Jill Kelsey Rainy-day activities are something for every day lately. When you are
Parents naturally want the best for their children. This especially holds true when it comes to the health and well-being of their child. Many parenting forums are inundated with
Download this Free PDF to learn how your 2-3 year olds explore their independence and how to navigate their growth as a parent.