Studies have shown that, for babies, toddlers and preschoolers, early interaction and daily play with other children, helps young children start to develop their sense of self and helps them learn
The holiday season is usually a joyful time where children get to relax and spend time with their families, relatives and friends. However, with the physical distancing and new restrictions in place
That snippet of time between the end of the school day and the beginning of dinner or evening activities is a critical time for families who can spend time together. It is a daily opportunity for pare
There’s such joy and positivity in singing along and dancing while helping little ones learn. Singing can help preschoolers improve their capacity for learning, tapping into the memory center of the
BUILDING RESILIENCE IN CHILDREN DURING UNCERTAIN TIMES
Post By Pop-Ins | Date September, 17th, 2020
One of the strongest instincts parents feel towards their children is protection from suffering and now, more than ever, we want to keep children from being exposed to the news and disruption of the
More than ever this summer, we have been cooped up in our homes and the preschoolers and kindergarteners have had way more screen time than is usual. Why not pack up an easy to go dinner when everyo
In the early years of child development children absorb new information at a rapid rate. Their physical growth, language skills, social interaction and emotional growth are all areas influenced...
HOW IS ISOLATION AFFECTING OUR TODDLERS, KINDERGARTNERS AND PRESCHOOLERS?
Post By Pop-Ins | Date July, 21st, 2020
Everyone across the world is living their own strange reality these days, but parents of under 7’s are perhaps going through their most puzzling and challenging parenting phase yet as they try to
In many situations, especially difficult ones, children’s books share messages and teach lessons better than any parent or family member could.This holds especially true when it comes to kids
For parents of toddlers and preschoolers, now is not an easy time to be working from home. Since the Coronavirus Pandemic has settled in and we have now been in “stay at home” mode for a good few we
Strange times we are living through right now, but don't panic parents, you can juggle small children at home, and a work schedule. Having a loose schedule and routine every day will help your child d
Adults and Children thrive when there are routines, schedules and rituals within their daily lives, especially now that we are all confined to our homes. Now, more than ever, having your day loosely
“Children are like wet cement. Whatever falls on them makes an impression.” – Haim Ginott One of the most important lessons you can teach your children is that life will have success and failure......
One of the biggest dilemmas for parents to manage is children's anxiety and fears. A parents natural instinct when a child is confronted with a new or difficult situation is to anticipate the child’
Pop-Ins Schoolhouse has always placed the utmost importance on the meals that they serve to their Toddlers, Preschoolers and Kindergarteners. Using organic, fresh vegetables and fruit and preparing
As one of the leading Daycare providers in Littleton, Colorado we know only too well how important reading and literacy is to our Littleton community. One of the most important parts of our day
CULTIVATE GRATITUDE AND POSITIVITY IN PRESCHOOLERS
Post By Pop-Ins | Date November, 4th, 2019
Toddlers and preschoolers are by nature self-centered so teaching gratitude will be tricky initially and take some patience. Persevering, however, will make for more sensitive, caring children
HUMOR CAN MAKE KINDERGARTEN AND PRESCHOOL KIDS SMARTER, HEALTHIER AND MORE RESILIENT
Post By Pop-Ins | Date October, 3rd, 2019
Kids with a well-developed sense of humor are found to be happier, more optimistic, have higher self-esteem and can handle diversity in their environments and with people around them. Not to mention
@Pop-Ins Schoolhouse and it's caring teachers has long been aware of our #babies, #toddlers and #preschoolers sleep patterns and how much they vary, child to child. This is such an individual habit
One of the most important learning experiences for toddlers is to play with others in a group setting. Learning to take turns, share and interact with other children, control their tempers and work
All children are born with an inbuilt safety feature which, for the most part, is a good preventative mechanism from certain dangerous behaviours. Adults and children alike may continue to fear
From the day our little ones are born, our protection instincts kick in and we naturally take over doing everything for them. As they grow it becomes difficult to find the fine line to start letting
SUMMER CAMPS IMPORTANT FOR CHILDREN’S INDEPENDENCE
Post By Pop-Ins | Date May, 5th, 2019
Summer is the time for outdoor fun and activities with your toddlers and preschoolers but for many working parents it’s a stressful time trying to juggle childcare and babysitters. Parent’s may also
Some children between the ages of 3-5 may often go through a period of fantasy or
exaggeration which to most parents will wave a red flag - Why is my child telling fibs!
Don’t be alarmed, this is all
We hear about helicopter parenting and the criticism surrounding the over involvement and over cautiousness of parenting today. To get the true benefit of healthy, preschool education parents need
Tooth decay is one of the most common childhood diseases, even more common than asthma. It has been reported by The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that one in seven preschoolers
Giving regular chores to your children will help to teach them caring, responsibility and respect for others and their belongings.Take into account the child's age, maturity and physical ability
THE BEST TOYS FOR PRESCHOOLERS AND DAYCARE FACILITIES
Post By Pop-Ins | Date December, 6th, 2018
According to The American Academy of Pediatrics, the best toys for children’s development are those that foster play between a caregiver and child whether in daycare centers or at home.
From an early age, it has now been proven that parents who set “great” expectations for their children are far more likely to see their children accomplish and succeed later in life. In other words
