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The first few days and weeks of your preschool child attending class can be tough for both of you. Your little one is suddenly thrust into a new environment with new people and new rules, and it can be hard for them to adjust. At the same time, you as a parent are dealing with

With the summer break period ending and kids around the country returning to school, this is an exciting but sometimes-anxious time for both parents and students. This can be especially true for younger children who are entering a certain level of school for the first time, and a great example here is 4- and 5-year-old

In part one of this two-part blog series, we went over some basics on how parents and other caregivers may approach summer reading promotion for their children. We also discussed some of the reasons why this is such a vital practice for many children, especially younger ones still learning how to read. At Lit’l Scholars Learning

If you’re the parent of a school-aged child who is entering their long summer break, you might be thinking about a few education-related areas that are important to continue promoting through this off-time from the classroom. One of the single most important areas to promote here: Reading skills, especially for younger children who are still

In part one of this two-part blog series, we looked at some basic themes on weaning your child off of their sippy cup when the age is right. From why this is important through the right time to do so, we looked into several of the most basic elements involved in this conversation as your

There are numerous important transitions your child will make as they move through their early years, and one of these for toddlers and young children is the move from a sippy cup or similar child-oriented cup to regular cups and glasses. The sippy cup is often a middle ground that comes after the baby bottle