Child Mental Health

Feeling Your Feelings

July 30, 2020 Michael Finlay BLOG, Child Mental Health, Emotional Bonds affirmations, Development, Feelings, Health, Learning, little things matter, Social Emotional

Confusion. Anxiety. Frustration. Fear. Did any of these words trigger something in you about the current state of the world and our communities right now? I’m sure they did and definitely triggered some responses in me as well. I’ve felt all of these feelings many times over the last few months…and then some. It’s incredibly […]

Get Ready for Week of the Young Child 2018!

April 13, 2018 Tiffany Miller BLOG, Brain Building Activities, Child Mental Health, Kindergarten Ready/Early Learning Development, holiday, Math Games, Playing with Your Child, Reading

April is a special month for parents, young children, and early childhood professionals. During this time of the year, a week long national celebration kicks off to recognize the beauty of being a young child. This celebration is called Week of the Young Child (WOYC). Since 1971, the National Association for the Education of Young […]

Brain Building Through Words

March 19, 2018 Tiffany Miller BLOG, Brain Building Activities, Child Development, Child Mental Health

Parenting young children takes a lot of effort and hard work. There are long days and endless nights sprinkled with meltdowns, fickle appetites, laughter, and rushes of pure joy watching your child reach developmental milestones. Being a parent is one of the few occupations where you will literally feel every possible emotion out there—all within […]

Perfectly Flawed

March 9, 2018 Tiffany Miller BLOG, Child Development, Child Mental Health, Emotional Bonds, Featured, Recommended for you, Support Groups, Therapeutic Resources

I guess I had as normal upbringing as any, okay maybe a little different but not unusual. The days passed and before long; at 19 I had my first child, David. Plagued with health problems he was not an easy baby but within a couple months I gave birth to my angel, Enrique Tomas. Kiki […]

Keeping Consistent Family Routines with Rituals

October 23, 2015 Tiffany Miller BLOG, Child Development, Child Mental Health

Family routines and predictable schedules are important for young children. Children feel secure when they are able to predict when changes in their daily activities happen. For example, young children are able to say good-bye at morning preschool drop off when they know that daddy always comes back after lunch. Or, children are able to […]

Child Mental Health

Get Ready for Week of the Young Child 2018!

Brain Building Through Words

Perfectly Flawed

Keeping Consistent Family Routines with Rituals

Strengthening Families 7-17

Positive Solutions

Circle of Security- English

Strengthening Families 7-17

Raising Kids who Love Reading

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