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10 Holiday-Themed Activities to Help Your Child's Development

The holiday season is an exciting time for everyone—children and adults alike. While the days are typically filled with hot cocoa, baked goods, delicious meals and time spent with loved ones, they are also filled with wonderful opportunities  to nurture your child’s growth. ...

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Encourage Your Child to Cooperate With These 4 Tried-and-True Methods

Oh childhoodthe blissful years when the world revolved around you and only you. And then comes the realization that this, unfortunately, isn't quite true. In fact, kids eventually start to recognize the world outside of their immediate wants and needs, grasping the importance of working together...

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How to Nurture Self-Regulation in Your Child

As a parent, you’ve probably seen your fair share of temper tantrums, outbursts and unwanted behaviour from your children—don't worry, you’re not alone. While these moments often make us question why we chose to become a parent in the first place, they also provide an...

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5 Baby Sign Language Myths You Need to Stop Believing

If you're considering teaching your child sign language, you probably have some concerns about “facts” you've seen circulating on the internet—trust us, you’re not alone. There's lots to consider before entering the world of baby sign language, but I promise there are more...

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8 Fun Ways to Avoid Summer Slide

Each summer seems to slip by faster and faster than the one before. Without the daily bus schedule, lunch making and nightly homework, it's amazing how quickly two months can fly by as you're busy camping, going for walks, exploring the city and enjoying the summer sun while it lasts. 

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From Signs to Words: The Sign Language Process

People often ask me, "How does sign language impact my child's ability to learn how to speak?" And the answer is simple:

Learning signs is the perfect way to kick-start your child's language development before they're able to form words. Children get frustrated easily when they're young, and...

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6 Benefits of Reading Aloud to Your Kids (even after they can read too)

It's fairly common practice to read aloud to your kids when they're young. You probably have fond memories of reading all sorts of books with adults before you were able to read yourself — hearing dramatic tales, learning new words, cuddling up with your parents. Once kids are able to read...

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5 Reasons You Should Teach Your Baby Sign Language

You've probably heard the saying, "Kids are like sponges." And it's true, kids absorb everything in their early years as they learn how to interact with the world around them.

Babies specifically are particularly amazing, as they absorb information rapidly and very differently from adults. Maria...

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