Are you searching for new ways to help your preschool child build life skills and support the family? Perhaps you haven’t considered assigning your child chores because your child isn’t interested or it would take less time to perform these tasks yourself. Research from a well-known 75-year Harvard study examined the childhood psychosocial variables […]
WAYS TO HELP PRESCHOOLERS MAKE FRIENDS
Ways to Help Preschoolers Make Friends Some children have difficulty making friends, whether they are shy, have difficulty controlling “big emotions” (such as screaming, hitting, and throwing,) or are learning social skills. As a parent, relative or other adult supporting a preschooler you might assume that there’s little you can do to make a difference. […]
7 TIPS TO DEVELOP LOVE OF LEARNING IN LITTLE ONES
Are you excited about fostering children’s passion for lifelong learning? Are you ready to wear your dancing shoes or get messy with finger painting? Adults (related to or friends) with early-age children can encourage child development through play. Child development experts say that children become more successful in life when they have a love for […]
DIFFERENCES? WE CELEBRATE THEM AT BLOOM!
Today marks the beginning of something new for Bloom Early Learning with the launch of our blog, “Bloom So Bright”. We’ve chosen to begin by talking about The Virtues Project which is a very important tool in our curriculum at Bloom. Our blog will focus on sharing tips, tools and resources to help you […]