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Entitled Kids, Defensive Parents |
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Submitted by Linda Sapadin, Ph.D
Many of today’s kids have been brought up hearing over and over again about how “special” and “smart” they are. The unintended consequence of this type of upbringing, (which, on the surface, seems like a wonderful way to build self-confidence and self-esteem) is that kids actually believe that what they want should take top priority.
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Water and music play (guest post) |
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Recently, on the We Teach forum, I read over a post titled: Water play, music play and children: a natural combination. My kids love water and music so naturally, I clicked over.
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Music review, nanny style |
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Submitted by Jena Hess, nanny extraordinaire
My good friend Jena has taken the time to review several songs from Kiboomu to use with the children she nannies for. Read below!
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Ten cost-effective Valentine's ideas for kids |
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My kids love to decorate the house for every holiday. I have to reign them back in many times and remind them that we live on a budget and must come up with our own ideas for decorating (ideas that don't cost lots of money). While some things do cost money, we need not go overboard.
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Does your child get angry when the coloring page moves? |
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I know, I know. Some of you really really dislike coloring pages. I get it. My children, however, enjoy them (along with all other possible aspects of early childhood learning such as blank paper, the great outdoors, craft projects, hands-on activities, dirt and more).
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