Parenting News: Prepare for Early Education

Being ready for school is about more than reading and writing. It’s also important to consider whether your child has social skills, is able to play well with others and can complete simple self-care tasks – all on their own! A head start for successChildren who can identify their numbers

A great childcare centre is like a familyA great childcare centre is like a family: connecting people young and old with encouragement, support and relationship. Embedding connections with children, their carers and their community, childcare centres can foster the emotional health and social wellbeing of our future generations. Childcare designed

Young children need fuel for their busy days of learning and exploring. But, when it comes to food, quality matters – it’s nutritious, delicious meals that set kids up for a healthy future. Healthy habits for lifeHabits created at an early stage are more likely to become long-term tools. While

Bedtime stories are known for adventure, mystery and magic – but the real wonder of reading is inside your mind. A great way to bond with your child, reading out loud also has major benefits for brain development – especially when they’re under 5 years old. [fusion_separator style_type=”single solid” hide_on_mobile=”small-visibility,medium-visibility,large-visibility”

Early education is so much more than just ‘child minding.’ Inspiring and passionate educators can be the key to a child’s success. Noticing and nurturing each child’s abilities, they play an integral role in helping them shine. [fusion_separator style_type=”single solid” hide_on_mobile=”small-visibility,medium-visibility,large-visibility” sticky_display=”normal,sticky” class=”” id=”” flex_grow=”0″ top_margin=”40px” bottom_margin=”10px” width=”80px” alignment=”left” border_size=””

It’s time to discover the great outdoors – and the great benefits of playing outside. From enhancing their curiosity to helping brain development, outdoor learning is an essential part of any early educational experience. The freedom to be outside improves self-confidence, creativity and even concentration. [fusion_separator style_type=”single solid” hide_on_mobile=”small-visibility,medium-visibility,large-visibility” sticky_display=”normal,sticky”

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Prepare Talk calmly and confidently to your child Explain what will occur in the centre – new friends and exciting activities such as playing with different toys, painting, music and games. Be positive! If you are positive, your child is more likely to be positive also. Take advantage of our