If you haven't read PART ONE, you should read it to get more tips on how to fix conflict in your daycare. Here are more tips on how to fix conflict in your child's daycare. Establish Open Communication This is a great tip to avoid conflict in the first place, but this is especially important when there… Continue reading Tips To Fix Conflict In Your Daycare – Part 2
If you haven't read my previous blog post, we adopted a new dog from the Humane Society named Eevee. We already have a dog named Sophie who is now 5 and she is pretty well behaved. I definitely thought that we could handle a new dog and while we can, there were some things that… Continue reading THINGS YOU (PROBABLY) DIDN’T THINK OF TO DO AFTER ADOPTING A DOG PT 1
ENTER THE GIVEAWAY HAPPENING THIS MONTH HERE! We've been talking a lot about adjusting to a daycare and choosing a daycare but there has been nothing about what to do when you don't like your current daycare. Hopefully, none of you will ever have to be in a position like this, but things can happen… Continue reading Tips To Fix Conflict In Your Child’s Daycare – Part 1
If you haven't read part one of this, I suggest doing so (you can view it here). If you have read part one, get ready for part two. As I mentioned in the first part, these are just a few tricks and techniques that I've learned work for me and my separation anxiety when Husband is… Continue reading How To Manage When Your Significant Other Is Away – Part 2
I do not do well when Husband leaves for overnight trips. This is completely due to my anxiety, which makes things extra sucky, but it happens. Fortunately, trips have gotten easier because I have developed some tricks and tips that help me get through. I am hoping that you readers can take some of these… Continue reading How To Manage When Your Significant Other Is Away – Part 1
This is the second part of the two-part series on helping your child adjust to daycare. If you haven't read the first part, you can read it here. Having your child adjust to daycare life isn't something that will happen right away sometimes and there isn't one way to do it. Here are some more… Continue reading How to Help Your Child Adjust to Daycare – Part 2
We have been blessed mostly in our daycare by having children who are old enough to know how to clean up by themselves. That is, until recently. The daycare that has consisted mainly of older three to four-year-olds now is overrun with toddlers that average about two years of age. Our cleanup times have gone… Continue reading How To Get Your Kids To Clean Up – Part 1
This post may contain affiliate links. This means, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a small commission if you click the link and make a purchase. Guys, recently Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (HFMD) has spread through the daycare and it was not good. I had never dealt with it before and so… Continue reading How to Survive Hand, Foot, & Mouth Disease (HFMD)
If you haven't read part one, I highly suggest reading that before reading this one to get all of the tips. This is a continuation of a recent blog post that I made about potty training your toddler. I feel like I should mention again that I do not consider myself an expert in this… Continue reading How To Potty Train Your Toddler – Part 2
Am I the only one who doesn't like spending a lot on children's toys? Not only do I purchase toys for my daughter, but I also find myself acquiring toys for the daycare I co-run with my mom. Especially when your kid is rough with toys, forking over the money to buy the latest and… Continue reading Where To Get Cheap & Free Toys For Kids
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