Have you ever tried playing throwing and catching with a pre-schooler? If you have, the chances are they weren’t very coordinated. It’s only to be expected and certainly nothing to worry...

Mirrors help young children develop an awareness of many things. They begin to understand reflection and symmetry. They also make children more aware of their own physical presence, and their...

If you haven’t yet tried a Forest school approach with your children, then you should know that the benefits are quite staggering. These are benefits that are backed up by both practice and...

Ever wondered why some young children seemed fascinated in wrapping up objects? Or you might have kids that love burying things or hiding objects out of sight? It's called an enveloping schema,...

P.E. lessons can be a bit daunting at times. All that equipment to organize and worry about. Yuck! Then there are the safety aspects to consider. Eek! The good news is, there are plenty of...

Many children line up toys and objects as part of their play, and sometimes parents or educators are concerned that this is a sign of autism. Is lining things up a sign of autism? Taken in...