Summer Was Fun. Now Let’s Reset. Summer break brings sunshine, travel, and lots of spontaneous fun — but if you’re like most Paramus-area parents, you’re probably noticing a shift by September. Bedtimes slip later. Screen time creeps up. And your once-consistent routine has turned into “we’ll see what happens today.” This kind of flexibility is […]
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Deciding whether to send your child to preschool or daycare is a big deal for parents. It’s not just about having somewhere for your kid to go while you’re busy—it’s about setting them up for success later in life. Preschool and daycare are different, and each helps your child grow. Knowing the difference can help
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If you haven’t heard of this term before, a “busy bag” is a small bag with activities that a toddler or preschooler can do while on the go. (However, there’s nothing wrong with making one for a first-grader!) You can take these busy bags on a road trip or to the pediatrician’s office if
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If you are a parent who works from home or the office, this is for you! RESILIENCE is the ability to bounce back quickly from problems. It is also called toughness. We all want our kids to be strong, and we hope to teach them how to do that. How quickly we can get back
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Parents and kids all over the country are tired of being in quarantine, which is understandable. They’ve been stuck at home for months and haven’t seen any of their friends or even extended family. Many parents who work from home and have to take care of their kids’ education, meals, and fun activities around the
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Children will essentially be involved in a myriad of activities which explains their high metabolism rate and their greater need for sleep as compared to adults. The CDC (Center for Disease Control) recommends that children between the age of six and twelve need around nine hours of sleep a night. This is because children’s sleep
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