Every child experiences big emotions—from joy and excitement to frustration, anger, and sadness. While emotional ups and downs are a normal part of development, learning how to manage those feelings takes time and practice. At Lyndon Learning Childcare, our teachers work every day to help children understand, express, and regulate their emotions in healthy ways. […]
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Transitioning to a new daycare can be a challenging experience for both parents and children, whether you are moving from a different daycare center or are trying one for the very first time. Check out 7 ways to help your child–and yourself– adjust to a new daycare! 7 Ways To Help Your Child Transition Into
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Great childcare teachers possess a range of skills and qualities that are essential for creating a nurturing and supportive environment for children. The difference between great childcare workers and mediocre ones can make all the difference, so here are some of the key skills that good childcare teachers have that you can keep an eye
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When parents are assessing which preschool to choose for their child, one of the main questions in their mind is whether or not that particular preschool will adequately prepare their child for Kindergarten in a year or two. While the ages of 3-5 may seem like early years to start introducing academic curriculum to children,
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Patience is a virtue, and no one knows that more than a Daycare or Preschool teacher. Taking care of, raising, and teaching children can be a tiring task that can suck our patience dry sometimes. Many parents look for ways and methods to help increase their patience with their children at home when the times
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