Tip of the Week

Playing Outside During the Fall

September 12, 2018

The cool weather on its way doesn’t mean that children have to retreat indoors and spend their playtime with a screen. Despite busy fall schedules, here are five reasons why playing outside is vitally important for kid’s health (and adults, too!). 1. Exercise for the Mind When kids play outside, especially with a friend, a…

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Going Back to School

September 5, 2018

Whether your child is starting school for the first time, starting at a new school or just having first day fears, preparing for the first few days can make the transition to the classroom easier for everyone. Visit. Seeing their new school (even just the outside of it), practicing the morning walk and getting a…

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Summertime Arts and Crafts

August 8, 2018

We hope you’re spending the summer being creative! This DIY photo frame is a great way for kids to turn their nature walk into a work of art. Arts and crafts are a great way to encourage creativity, decision-making and self-expression. Next time you and your child go for a walk, ask them to pick…

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A Parent's Guide to Staying Calm

August 1, 2018

No matter how wonderful your child is, every parent is bound to get frustrated or upset every once in a while. Check out our tips below on how to “keep your cool” this summer. 1. Anticipate Triggers With a set routine, it’s sometimes easier for parents to pinpoint the situations that set off their child.…

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Preparing for a Visit to the Pediatrician

July 25, 2018

In the first five years of your child’s life, you will go to the doctor’s office at least 14 times – and that’s not even including sick or emergency visits. Our tips this week will help you get the most out of your visit to the pediatrician. 1. Make a List The doctor’s office can…

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Dealing with Messy Eaters

July 18, 2018

As children learn about food, taste, texture, eating, and table manners, they will often create a mess along the way. Check out our tips on how to deal with messy eaters and encourage good habits. 1. Expect Mess with Toddlers Playing with food is how toddlers explore the world of food and eating. To understand…

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