by Rising Stride | Jul 1, 2026 | Early Education
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 responsive to sound from an early age and will turn their head in the direction of the noise, imitate and produce utterances....
by Rising Stride | Jun 30, 2026 | Early Education
Forming ‘attachments’ is a basic human biological instinct that enables us to create lasting psychological connectedness with ourselves, and other human beings. The ability for a child to connect with themselves, each other, and their environment is affected by the...
by Rising Stride | Jun 29, 2026 | Early Education
Chances are you’ve witnessed your child experiencing big emotions and not knowing what to do with them. Toddlers can often get overwhelmed when they’re in the learning phase of feeling these emotions. Being able to identify our emotions and effectively regulate them...
by Rising Stride | Jun 26, 2026 | Early Education
Whether it’s your little one’s first day at early education or they’re halfway through their second semester, separation anxiety can hit them like a ton of bricks at any time. When their little face crumples and they dissolve into a flood of tears and won’t let...
by Rising Stride | Jun 25, 2026 | Early Education
Every child is unique and so is their approach to learning. For parents, educators or caregivers, understanding a child’s learning styles can empower you to support their education, growth and development. Research suggests that the genesis of a child’s learning...
by Rising Stride | Jun 24, 2026 | Early Education
Fine motor skills are the skills required to make movements using the muscles in our arms, wrists, hands, and fingers. As adults we use fine motor skills all the time. We all rely on them to accomplish countless tasks in school, at home, at work, and in our everyday...
