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There is a lot of information and misinformation regarding kids labeled with hyperactivity in childhood. But what many don’t realize is that hyperactive kids are not necessarily misbehaved, nor should they be thought of as “bad kids”. To be sure, there are many ways for these spirited kids to channel their extra energy in positive ways. This article will show how seemingly negative aspects of hyperactivity can actually be redirected into something more positive. 

It's time to announce the results of our Christmas Giveaway. We appreciate you for taking time and joining it. Sincere thanks to everyone! And the WINNERS are... 

Would you like to give your child a gift that he or she will not only enjoy, but also learn from? Thankfully it’s easy to find quality learning games that will excite your child on Christmas morning! Whether you’re looking for something extra to stuff your little learner’s stocking, or just trying to find something more unique, there are many learning games out there that your child is sure to love! Here’s an article that shares some often-overlooked gifts that Santa can bring!

Are you struggling to create with New Year’s resolutions that you can keep? Why not set resolutions that recommit you to something you’ve been working on all along?  With the right set of goals, it’s possible to reinvigorate your child’s learning routine to ensure that they are growing towards their fullest potential. Here are some manageable New Year resolutions that your child is sure to love! 

Did you know that everyday life experiences can teach your child a wealth of critically important skills? This holiday season, call in your new sous chef: your preschooler! While you might not think there is a lot your child can do in the kitchen, you’ll find that there are many tasks your cook could do in the kitchen. In doing so, they will learn some unexpected skills to last a lifetime. 

Watch your children play when they think you’re not listening, and you’ll surely listen in on quite a fantasy! Sometimes the games our children play seem silly, but what they’re doing is extremely important for their early development. Imaginative play helps children to act out the important roles of life. The following article will help you to see just why pretend play is so important for your child, and how to best support it in your home.

We live in a world very different from the one that existed when we first attended school. Kids are expected to know and learn much more, faster. Vitally important to future school and life success, early literacy is paramount. But how exactly do literacy skills factor into school success, and what do you need to do to make sure your little one is getting what they need? Keep reading to find out the answers to these essential questions.

Have you ever thought that your child is different than others? If your child seems to know things that other children just don’t understand, then you may be raising a gifted child. When so many kids out there need help to catch up with peers, giftedness often goes overlooked or under supported. At risk for underachievement, gifted kids need support too! The following article focuses on how to recognized giftedness in your child and how best to support your budding whiz kid. 

We all want our children to succeed in school. In fact, most of us spend a lot of time teaching our kids the alphabet, numbers, shapes, and colors, all needed for preschool and beyond. But did you know that there’s more to education than just academic skills? Nonacademic skills are those that we don’t often think about, but are critical to our kids’ development. 

Last month, the American Academy of Pediatrics made new recommendations regarding screen time for toddlers, proving what parents everywhere already knew about learning apps: they really do help our kids! With kids growing up in an increasingly digital world, it’s only natural that our children learn through screen media.