Imagine Early Education and Childcare Toddler Parent Blog

, , , , ,

3 Snacks About Water for Students

Water is essential for all living things, including us! Teaching children about water through snack time is a great way to make learning engaging, meaningful, and delicious. These simple snack ideas help students understand how important water…
, , , , ,

Ways to Introduce Your Child to Their New Sibling

Welcoming a new baby into the family is an exciting time, but it can also bring big emotions, especially for young children. Your child may feel happy, curious, confused, or even a little nervous about having a new sibling. With thoughtful preparation…
, , , , ,

Fun Valentine’s Crafts for Young Students

Valentine’s Day is a wonderful opportunity for children to spread kindness, practice creativity, and have fun! Craft activities help young students work on fine motor skills, self-expression, and social-emotional learning, all while making…
, , , , ,

Ways to Ease Young Children’s Flight Anxiety

Traveling by airplane can be exciting—but for many young children, it can also be scary. Loud noises, tight spaces, and unfamiliar routines may lead to anxiety. The good news is that with the right preparation and support, you can help your…
, , , , ,

The History of Groundhog Day for Students

Every year on February 2nd, people across the United States and Canada celebrate a fun and furry tradition called Groundhog Day. But what exactly is Groundhog Day, and how did it start? Let’s explore the history behind this silly, spooky,…
, , , , ,

Ways to Introduce Foods to Your Picky Eater

If you have a picky eater at home, mealtime can sometimes feel like a challenge. Encouraging children to try new foods doesn’t have to be stressful. With patience, creativity, and consistency, you can help your child expand their palate and…
, , , , ,

2-Year-Old Separation Anxiety: What’s Normal and How to Help

The Short Answer: Separation anxiety in 2-year-olds is a normal part of emotional development that typically peaks between 18 months and 3 years. This phase signals healthy attachment and can be managed with consistent routines, patience, and…
, , , , ,

The Power of Play-Based Learning: How Kids Learn Through Fun

Quick Answer: Play-based learning combines child-directed exploration with intentional teaching strategies, allowing children to develop academic skills, social competence, and emotional intelligence through engaging, hands-on activities rather…
, , , , ,

5 Fun and Easy Winter Snacks to Make with Your Child

When the weather turns chilly, there’s nothing better than spending cozy time indoors creating delicious treats together! Cooking with your child isn’t just fun, it’s a wonderful way to build fine motor skills, practice counting and measuring,…
, , , , ,

Understanding the Montessori Learning Approach

The Montessori method stands as a testament to the transformative power of child-centered education, offering a carefully crafted educational program that honors each child's natural development and intrinsic motivation to learn. At its core,…