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"Children are made readers on the laps of their parents." — Emilie Buchwald Reading is one of the best and inexpensive gifts a parent can give to their child. Reading to a preschool child not only benefits him to succeed in his school years but also th...

The debate on over whether it is better to keep a 2-and-a-half-year-old at home or send her to a play school continues. Some believe that keeping a toddler at home nurtures strong emotional bonds, while most others believe that a few hours at a preschool ...

Do you know that the first 2000 days (0-6 years) of a child’s life are critical to brain development? At this stage, the brain pathways that receive, store, connect and transmit information are developing rapidly and with the right stimulation these pathw...

Read to your child as often as possible. You’ve heard this statement over and over again. Why? It’s been repeated because it is at the core of the learning process for reading. Read books to your child every day. If you’re having difficulty finding tim...

What did you do in school today? Did you have a good time? Usually the answer from your child is one word or a shoulder shrug. Every parent wants to know how their child’s day at school went but interestingly probably last thing you should do is ask he...

The key word here is "unhurried". You know how you feel when you are in a rush. Now multiply that by your child"s age and you have the stress level of a hurried preschooler in the beginning of the year. Planning for unhurried and happy transitions sta...