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WHAT’S IN YOUR CUPBOARD?

WHAT’S IN YOUR CUPBOARD? Turning everyday, household items into rich learning resources for children I don’t know about you, but I’m a hoarder of kitchen equipment! I love to cook and as a result, my cupboards are bursting with items I’ve collected over the years. Have you ever considered that your kitchen might hold resources

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Temperament: Intensity of Reaction

Temperament: Intensity of Reaction Discover parenting strategies that match a child’s temperament, whether they are a “low reactor,” or a “BIG reactor.” Low Reactors are children who seem less demanding than others. Low Reactors tend to: be quiet and rarely fuss; sleep more than average; show their emotions with only slight changes in facial expression, tone

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Tips on Temperament

Tips on Temperament Every child is born with his own individual way of approaching the world—a temperament. Here’s how you can tune in to your child’s temperament to anticipate how they will react in certain situations. Generally, there are five characteristics that describe an individual’s temperament: Emotional intensity Activity level Frustration tolerance Reaction to new

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Temperament: Reaction to Change

Temperament: Reaction to Change Some children find changes hard, while others will take change in stride. Find parenting tips for your child’s unique temperament. “Keep it the Same” Children Even though young children are well known for being inflexible about their routines, some children seem to be even more dependent on them. And although few

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