As educators, it is our role to allow children to express themselves through various forms, including art. How do you encourage children to express themselves through art? Let’s dive into the two main types of art: product art and process art.

One of the greatest pieces of advice I ever received was: “When a child flips their lid (has a tantrum), they lose all control. It's like being
caught in a rip at the beach. It's our job to hold the calm, and provide them with that life raft to bring them back to a point of rational
thinking".

The early years of a child’s life are a period of extraordinary brain development. During this time, every experience, interaction, and
environment plays a pivotal role in shaping a child’s future. For parents and educators, understanding the science behind early brain development can provide powerful insights into how to nurture young minds and create the foundation for lifelong learning and well-being.

Every parent wants the very best for their child. We want them to grow up happy, confident, and equipped to face the challenges of the world. But have you ever wondered how your child learns best during their early years? As an early learning teacher, I see first hand how play-based learning shapes the foundation for a child’s growth and development—and it’s nothing short of remarkable.