As adults, emotions tend to often drive the perspective of our day. It is the same case for children. The only difference is that young children are learning how to process them.
Emotional intelligence is the understanding of how to interpret and express emotions.
When we foster emotional intelligence in young children, they will be better communicators and have an overall greater sense of self-awareness. Read More
A toddler learns about his/her world through interactions, curiosity and exploration while playing.
A child’s brain develops at astonishing rates and resembles a sponge, absorbing everything. FASCINATING right? Read More
As you begin to read a book, or even as you are reading this very sentence, you are not normally thinking about the process of how you are actually reading every word. Your mind has acquired the skills to cognitively distinguish each word and comprehend them immediately. Read More