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Early education can feel overwhelming. With so many philosophies and methods out there, it’s easy to feel unsure about which approach truly fits your child. Each seems to promise something different, leaving parents wondering where to start. Among these options, the Reggio Emilia approach stands out for its child-centered philosophy and its focus on creativity, …

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Nausea is one of the most familiar signs of early pregnancy. It’s often called “morning sickness,” even though it can show up at any hour. For many women, it becomes one of the defining sensations of the first trimester. If you’re feeling queasy right now, you’re not alone. Around 70 to 80 percent of women …

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Choosing a school for your child takes time and energy but it’s not a hard task if we know exactly what we are looking for. Why do we need to pay attention to what school our children attend? Because there are basic requirements that will ensure children get the best education and treatment when they …

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Parenting comes with constant learning, and understanding different styles can help make sense of why children act the way they do. If you start wondering whether your home might fit an “uninvolved” pattern, it’s normal to feel a mix of concern, curiosity, and hope for something better!  What is the uninvolved parenting style? At its …

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Every parent hopes to raise a child who feels loved, safe, and confident in the world. But what helps children grow into emotionally strong and healthy adults often comes down to everyday interactions: the laughter at bedtime, the reassuring hug after a hard day, or the comfort of knowing they are cared for no matter …

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Supporting your child in growing as their best self is a top priority for any parent. To honor that commitment, investing in socialization in early childhood is key to ensuring they develop as skillful adults and have the right repertoire to handle complex situations. Healthy interactions with adults and other kids is critical for them …

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Feeding a newborn can feel like a full-time job—and in many ways, it is. Between learning your baby’s cues and adjusting to unpredictable schedules, it’s natural to wonder whether your Little One is getting enough milk. If you’ve ever asked yourself how much to breastfeed a newborn, you’re already taking the right step. Understanding feeding …

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Adverse Childhood Experiences, or ACEs, might sound like something distant or clinical, but they’re actually about real-life moments that can deeply affect a child’s growth and emotional world. These experiences can shape how kids see themselves, relate to others, and even how their bodies respond to stress. Understanding what are the adverse experiences is a …

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You might think that playing is just about having a good time, but for children, it’s actually much more: it’s the best way they learn and grow.  When Little Ones pretend, build, imagine, and explore, they’re actually developing skills that will last for life. Understanding play-based learning approaches helps parents support learning that feels joyful, …

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