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Are you the proud parent of a three or four-year-old bundle of energy and curiosity? If so, you know just how much they love to move, explore, and play! But did you know that there’s a specialized program designed to harness their endless enthusiasm and set them on the path to success? Welcome to the […]

As parents, we’ve all noticed differences in how our children interact with the world. Some kids love socializing, leading group activities, and constantly being on the go, while others prefer quiet play, independent tasks, and need time to warm up in social settings. These differences stem from whether your child leans more toward introversion or […]

The development of a child can be one of the most fascinating things to watch unfold. From infants mirroring movements to toddlers and children mastering high level developmental skills, the growth they experience in a short time is astounding. And while all skills are important for children to master, bilateral coordination is an important prerequisite […]

Have you ever wondered why some parents seem to effortlessly inspire their children while others struggle to keep their attention? It all comes down to how we approach behavior and responsibility.   There are two primary ways parents and teachers build responsibility in children: control-based leadership (Theory X) and motivation-based leadership (Theory Y). Each approach […]

Imagine if every interaction you had with a child was a financial transaction. Every encouraging word, smile, or success adds a deposit to their Brain Bank—a reservoir of confidence, resilience, and emotional well-being. On the flip side, criticism, stress, or failure act as withdrawals, depleting their mental reserves. Just like financial health, a child’s mental […]

An athlete is defined by Merriam-Webster as “a person who is trained or skilled in exercises, sports, or games requiring physical strength, agility, or stamina.” Athletes in specific sports train to be at the top of their game, but how much better of an athlete would they be if they had a well-rounded cross training […]

All children act out from time to time. However, children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD), as defined by the Child Mind Institute, “have a well-established pattern of behavior problems that are more extreme than their peers.” Children with ODD display aggressive behaviors and have a hard time recognizing social cues. To diagnose, the behaviors are […]

Parenting can be tricky. We want our children to be resilient, empathetic, and able to self-regulate. However, with the busyness of life, the experiences that build these characteristics fall by the wayside, and “no” becomes an automatic response. Children are continually being told what to do and what not to do. As a result, the […]

All parents want their children to exhibit positive behaviors that will help them transition smoothly through the different stages of their development. And while parents have the best intentions, they often don’t use the most effective discipline strategies to achieve that goal. Granted, parents do their best to implement the knowledge and experiences that they […]

We have all experienced, from time to time, that uneasy feeling you get when something doesn’t seem right. Often, we can’t put our finger on it, but we know that we feel bothered. For children, that uneasy feeling may show up as grumpiness or irritability, which can interfere with learning. Serotonin is a significant chemical […]