Thursday, March 19, 2020
The
world is experiencing so much uncertainty, and so much disruption of our lives
right now. As parents may be assuming a different role from what they have been
accustomed – and different, possibly, from what they feel prepared for, in
caring for their children all day long, at home – it will be important for them
to attend to some self-care.
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Thursday, March 19, 2020
Young
children may have many questions for their parents and caregivers. Whether or not parents have had a
conversation with their child about the virus, they shouldn’t underestimate
what their child has absorbed from overhearing news broadcasts and the
conversations of the adults around them.
It’s wise to begin with what the child knows.
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Thursday, March 19, 2020
Infants
and toddlers, especially, need the security of a consistent routine for meals,
naps, and bedtime. They need very simple explanations for the necessary
differences in their daily routine.
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Tuesday, November 19, 2019
Morning drop-off can feel hard for both children and their parents. Often, parents dread this part of the morning. Leaving a crying or unsettled child does not feel good. As hard as it may be for parents, we also know that morning drop off sets the tone for a child’s entire day. Over time, parents can expect this part of the day to run smoother but there are some ways to ease the stress.
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Monday, August 12, 2019
The traumatic events over the past few weeks have been difficult to process. We can try to shield children from the news and current events; however they hear and see more than we think! What can we do to reassure children that they are safe? How can we explain what is going on in the world and why? Below are some tips from The Child Mind Institute. Remember that you as parents and caregivers provide consistency and safety for your children. We at Children, Inc. are here to support you with th
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