Tag: education

A Surprising Hidden Cost to Parenting Neurodivergent Kids

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Fifteen shimmery bags line my countertop, ready to be dispersed to their very deserving recipients—teacher gifts. No, I don't have tons of kids; I only...

Raising Thankful Kids: How to Foster Empathy and Appreciation

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As the season of gratitude arrives, many families take time to reflect on what they’re thankful for, from warm meals and cozy homes to...

Establishing a Positive Parent-Teacher Partnership

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My son started pre-k this year in our local public school. We are fortunate to live in a district that offers full-time, nearly universal...

Whole Body Listening Needs to Go

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It was the first week of kindergarten, and in my child's folder, there was a single page that to many would seem innocuous. Looking eyes....

Overcoming Social Challenges

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Once upon a time, in a land – well - not so far away, I had four young sons who all needed to arrive...

From Daycare to Kindergarten: Watching My Son Step Into a New...

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Soon, my son will be entering kindergarten for the very first time. On the surface, it looks like an ordinary milestone, just another “first...

Beating the Junior Year Blues

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Anyone with high school kids will have heard that junior year is tough. I’m still recovering from my daughter’s experience three years ago. Just...

Monitoring Your Child’s Online Activity

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In our hyper-connected world, children are growing up with access to the entire internet and everything that comes with it. As a parent, you...

The Transition to Kindergarten

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The transition to kindergarten can be both exciting and nerve-wracking for you and your child. The lead-up can be overwhelming, especially if your child...

Focus on the Whole Child

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At Bright Horizons®, our goal is to help children do more than learn — we want to cultivate the joy of learning. Our research-based World...