by Rising Stride | Nov 21, 2024 | Early Education
Cold & Flu season is upon us. Across Delaware County, hospitals and doctors’ offices are reporting widespread cases of the flu. Emergency rooms are bogged down and hospitalizations have increased because of flu-related symptoms. We’ve all been told that we need...
by Rising Stride | Nov 20, 2024 | Early Education
Listening to music may make your children smart, according to many child development experts. Dubbed “the Mozart Effect,” thanks to a 1993 study in which college students’ scores on spatial and temporal reasoning problems improved after listening to the music of the...
by Rising Stride | Nov 19, 2024 | Early Education
Reading to your children is, hands down, one of the most beneficial things you can do for them to build language and social skills. Stories come to life on the page and make words engaging for children, which in turn fosters a love of reading. There are countless,...
by Rising Stride | Nov 18, 2024 | Early Education
Talking to children and answering any questions they may throw at you is one of the fundamental ways in which they learn. Talking, however, isn’t just important once youngsters have already mastered basic language skills, but well before they have even uttered their...
by Rising Stride | Nov 15, 2024 | Early Education
A lot of people – particularly busy parents – enjoy dining out at a restaurant, but many parents can be decidedly nervous about going out to eat with their children because of how the children might behave during the meal. The good news is that there are a few tips...
by Rising Stride | Nov 14, 2024 | Early Education
What is better than fall? Enjoying fall with your kids! Preschoolers are naturally curious, interested, and eager to explore the natural world and fall offers a countless of outdoor adventures. A Fall Nature Walk A great way to see the changes that fall brings is to...
