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10 Ways to Help Your Child Understand Emotions
Social-emotional learning is a key component in teaching young children. According to research, children in preschool and kindergarten are still developing the cognitive skills to understand empathy. In order for children to grasp the concept of “empathy”, they must first be able to recognize their own emotions.
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- Chenne Daig
Did You Know? Interesting Facts about Fidget Toys
The revolutionary fidget toys are a fascinating phenomenon that has recently swept the globe. For centuries, fidget toys served as a relaxation technique for individuals. Nowadays, the toys have taken on a life of their own and are sold to children, teenagers, and adults by the thousands on a daily basis.
- Chenne Daig
3-Step Routine to Avoid After-School Meltdowns
Whether your child has a meltdown in the car on the way home, on your walk home from school, or the second you walk in the door, you know you’re in for a long afternoon when the after school meltdown hits.
Now, there are some calming strategies for meltdowns that you can try once it’s happening, but we’d much rather avoid the after-school meltdown altogether!
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- Chenne Daig
- Chenne Daig
Preparing For Your Autistic Child To Return To The School Routine - 10 Expert Tips
Getting your kids back into the school routine again can be a very challenging period.
Learn Autism’s resident Early Years Special Educator and Play Therapist, Jennelle Olalo, is here to help you ease into your back to school routine.
- Chenne Daig
Reasons to Buy Locally & Support Local Businesses
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Small businesses are the beating heart of local communities and they’ll only thrive with the community's support.
- Chenne Daig