All people have daily routines that they need to complete each day – it is the same for kids! Daily Routine Cards can help your child feel motivated to do their regular daily tasks. Here’s how to make Daily Routine Cards: 1. Pick Simple Activities: Ask your child to list 4-5 activities that they can Read More
Category: Preschoolers
On The Phone
Here are some tips to help your child learn to respect phone time. Plan Ahead Call Back Later:avoid making calls at times when your child is likely to need your attention (for example, before or after school, at meals or bed time). Tell callers: “I’ll have to call you back later.” Keep Calls Short:save longer Read More
It’s Not Fair!
Is your child’s whining driving you to distraction?Here are some tips that will help turn whiners into communicators. Whine Facts:Whining is a natural consequence of children having less control over their lives than they would like. Knowing this may help you feel more empathy for your child and make whining a little easier to tolerate. Read More
In The Car
Here are some tips to help you keep your “cool” on the road. Plan Ahead Set Rules:For example, keep seat belts fastened at all times; keep hand, feet, and objects to yourself. Don’t start the car unless the rules are being followed. Take a Pack:Have children pack a backpack (or bag) with things to keep Read More
I’m Not Sleepy
A bedtime battle is the last thing you need after a long day. Be kind to yourself and your kids by making bedtime something to look forward to. The Possible Dream:Establishing a bedtime routine may feel like the ultimate challenge, though the time and energy you invest will be worth it! Your child will be Read More
Do I Have To?
Children learn how to be responsible. Chores are important.Teaching children how to do work around the house may seem like a chore in itself. However, the rewards are great: you get the help and your child learns to take pleasure and pride in being a competent,contributing member of the family. Or, at least that’s the Read More