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Leveled Reader Review (& a Freebie)

I recently received a pleasant surprise at my front door via FedEx… A packet of leveled readers from Newbridge & Sundance Publishing. As negative behaviors in school are often highly correlated with academic struggles, particularly in reading, I felt a … Continue reading →

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Social Understanding is Present in Toddlers

The Daily Mail Online reports that toddlers may have more social awareness than previously recognized. A study was conducted with 2 and 3 year old children to determine what they understood of group norms and expectations. Children observed an adult … Continue reading →

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Early Signs of ADHD Released by Kennedy Kreiger Institute

Based on current Centers for Disease Control (CDC) statistics, 1 in 11 school-aged children is diagnosed with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), but ADHD is currently the most commonly diagnosed mental health disorder among preschool-age children as well. A Biological … Continue reading →

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Tooth Fillings & Behavior- Why Correlation is NOT Causation

There has been a recent release of a large quantity of articles suggesting a connection between children who have teeth filled with composite fillings (the white kind) and negative behaviors. Most are citing BPA (Bisphenol A) as the chemical responsible … Continue reading →

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27 Free Summer (or Anytime) Activities for All Kids

July is over and back to school is looming, with echoing of the Jaws theme playing in the background for many kids… There’s still plenty of time; however, for some last minute summer fun that could continue right into the … Continue reading →

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