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What to Say to your Child Instead of “No”
Did you know that the average toddler can hear the word “no” an incredible 400 times a day? Telling our children “no” may seem like an...
The Benefits Of Using Natural Resources In Children’s Play
In a world where technology and screens reign supreme, there's a timeless treasure often overlooked in children's play — the magic of...
Why Routines Are Important For Toddlers
In the hustle and bustle of adult life, we often find solace in our routines. The warmth of a morning coffee, the rhythm of a daily run...
Essential Social Skills Children Learn At Preschool
As parents, we always look for ways to help our little ones grow and thrive. And a crucial part of their development is mastering social...
How to Influence Your Children’s Learning Styles
Every child is unique and so is their approach to learning. For parents, educators or caregivers, understanding a child's learning styles...
Nurturing and Caring for Your Child’s Mental Health
As parents and caregivers, we play a huge role in supporting and nourishing our children’s mental health. Our children are like sponges,...
Parental Guide on Nap Time
Sleep is a popular topic—particularly among parents. “Is he sleeping through the night?” and “I was up all night with the baby,” are...
Why Your Child’s Boredom Can Be A Positive
Did you know that boredom is the threshold for creativity? Next time you hear your child complain ‘I’m bored’, don’t feel like you need to...
Helping your Toddler Build Resilience Starts Early
Resilience is the ability to bounce back from stress, adversity, failure, challenges, or even trauma. It’s not something that we are all...
Developing a Love of Learning at Rising Stride
At Rising Stride, we believe in developing a love of learning from an early age. We believe in building a child’s confidence, enabling...
Technology in Early Childhood
The world today is overrun by technology While technology has aided society with advancements, automation and conveniences, it also...
Developing Speech in Young Toddlers
Children communicate with us from the moment they are born. They cry to tell us that they are hungry, need comfort or need rest. They are...
5 Tips to Ensure Your Child Develops Healthy Attachments
Forming ‘attachments’ is a basic human biological instinct that enables us to create lasting psychological connectedness with ourselves,...
Helping Your Around Self-Regulation
Chances are you’ve witnessed your child experiencing big emotions and not knowing what to do with them. Toddlers can often get overwhelmed...
How To Create Healthy Goodbyes
Whether it’s your little one's first day at early education or they’re halfway through their second semester, separation anxiety can hit...
How Do Families Influence Toddler’s Learning Styles?
Every child is unique and so is their approach to learning. For parents, educators or caregivers, understanding a child's learning styles...
Fine Motor Activates for your Preschooler
Fine motor skills are the skills required to make movements using the muscles in our arms, wrists, hands, and fingers. As adults we use...
20 Science Ideas for Preschoolers
Science is all around us, and even the youngest children can be fascinated by the world around them. Activities that promote everyday...
Creative Nutritional Activities for Your Preschooler
Nutrition activities for preschoolers are interactive games, crafts, and lessons that teach young children about healthy eating habits....
Hands-On Science Activities for Preschoolers
Science in early childhood is not about memorizing facts or sitting still. For young children, science is about touching, testing,...
What to Pack in Your Child’s Bag for Preschool
Feeling anxious about sending your child to preschool? Are they going to feel safe and happy? Don’t let your questions be left hanging!...