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Teaching Gratitude: Helping Young Children Appreciate the Little Things

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Encouraging Thankfulness in Early Childhood Education As Thanksgiving approaches, many families begin reflecting on what they’re thankful for. It’s a perfect time to help young children understand the meaning of gratitude—not just as a holiday idea, but as an everyday habit that builds kindness, empathy, and happiness. At Lyndon Learning Childcare, we view gratitude as […]

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How to Support Your Child’s Social Skills at Home

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Social skills are at the heart of every child’s success—both in the classroom and in life. From making friends to resolving conflicts, strong social-emotional development helps children navigate relationships, express feelings appropriately, and build confidence. At Lyndon Learning Childcare, we know that developing these skills takes time, patience, and consistent modeling. The good news is

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Fall Into Learning: How Autumn Activities Spark Growth in Young Children

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As the crisp air sets in and the leaves turn brilliant shades of red, orange, and gold, fall provides countless opportunities for children to explore, learn, and grow. At Lyndon Learning Childcare, we love embracing the season as a way to bring the classroom outdoors, inspire creativity, and spark curiosity. Autumn isn’t just beautiful—it’s a

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Supporting Social-Emotional Growth in the New School Year

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As children step into a new school year filled with new faces, routines, and expectations, there’s more going on than just learning ABCs and 123s. At Lyndon Learning Childcare, we know that helping children grow emotionally and socially is just as important as developing academic skills. In fact, a strong foundation in social-emotional development is

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Little Gardeners, Big Discoveries: How Gardening Grows Young Minds

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At Lyndon Learning Childcare, we believe some of the most meaningful learning happens when children are given the chance to get their hands dirty—literally! That’s why we love introducing our little learners to the wonders of gardening. With just a patch of soil, a few seeds, and plenty of sunshine, children are able to experience

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Popsicles and Patterns: Sneaky Summer Learning Through Play

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At Lyndon Learning Childcare, we believe the best kind of learning happens when children don’t even realize it’s happening. During the summer months, we embrace this idea wholeheartedly—turning warm-weather fun into rich, hands-on educational experiences. One of our favorite approaches? Sneaky summer learning—where popsicles, sidewalk chalk, bubbles, and nature walks all become tools for teaching.

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5 Ways Young Children Learn to Problem-Solve in a Childcare Setting

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Problem-solving is a critical skill that helps young children navigate challenges, build confidence, and develop independence. In a daycare setting, children are constantly exposed to situations that encourage them to think critically, make decisions, and find creative solutions—all in a safe and supportive environment. Here are five ways young children learn how to problem-solve in

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Understanding Infant Developmental Milestones: A Guide for Parents

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The first year of life is a time of incredible growth and change for infants. During this period, babies achieve many important developmental milestones, from their first smiles to their first steps. These milestones are exciting markers of physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development. As parents, understanding these milestones can help you support your baby’s

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Ways to Foster Emotional Development in Children: A Guide for Parents and Caregivers

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Emotional development is a key aspect of early childhood growth, influencing how children understand and manage their feelings, as well as how they interact with others. Between the ages of 2 and 5, children undergo significant emotional milestones, such as developing empathy, learning to manage their emotions, and beginning to build relationships with peers. At

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Encouraging Good Listening Skills in Young Children: Tips from Our Daycare

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Listening is a fundamental skill that helps children communicate effectively, build relationships, and succeed in school and beyond. At Lyndon Learning Childcare, we’ve developed strategies to encourage good listening in young children, and we’d love to share them with you! Encouraging Good Listening Skills in Young Children: Tips from Our Daycare   1. Create a

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