While preschool begins to teach children the fundamentals of education, there are a few things your child should know before jumping into the classroom. 

It’s 2018 and it’s time to snack smart. Make snack time fun again with some low-calorie and healthy snack options for your preschooler. Here are some of our favorites.

Knowing how to manage different devices and platforms is now a part of our reality. But how much screen time is appropriate for a preschooler? Find out what The American Academy of Pediatrics, AAP, recommends.

One of the first important decisions parents have to make is the daunting one of where to send their child to preschool.  No big deal, right?  Preschool just sets the foundation for learning and helps mold the world’s next generation of leaders. But how do you choose?  The answer isn’t as complicated as you might think.     

The most amazing characteristic about preschoolers is that they have a natural innocence about them, which fosters an innate sense of kindness.  Simply put: Kind children make kind adults. Here are 10 tips to help make sure you teach and enforce kindness in you preschooler!

Preschool is an amazing time for children where they learn some of the building blocks of academia and life.  In order to make sure your child gets the most out of their class time, make sure you form a relationship with your preschooler that is open and honest.  After all, you will always be their favorite teacher.

Traveling with kids? From what to pack to avoiding tantrums, it can be chockfull with uncertainties. Here are some expert tips to help you prepare and save you from going crazy along the way.

Picky eating is most common amongst toddlers and preschoolers. It can all be very frustrating, but you’re not alone. Here are some tips, from introducing new foods to getting creative with meal presentation.

Instead of buying a roll of wrapping paper, grab your kids and make some adorable custom hand-stamped wrapping paper. Using only potatoes and paint, this old-school craft continues to be a great way to get children involved in the season of giving.

We all have those days where the children are home from school, and as much as you want to get out of the house, the weather is just not cooperating with you. So we thought this would be a great chance to arm you with five ideas for the next time those skies open up and let loose.

Here in South Florida, we are no strangers to hurricanes. But riding out a hurricane can be a frightening experience for anyone, let alone a child. We recommend that part of your storm preparations include speaking to your children about hurricanes. Bottom line: talk to them but don’t scare them.