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Beat the Winter Blues: Plan for Summer Today!

Beat the Winter Blues: Plan for Summer Today! Winter can feel long, but what better way to lift your spirits than by thinking and planning ahead to summer? Summer leisure programs are not only a great way to keep kids active and engaged, but they also fill up quickly, so

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Winter is Coming

Tips for Helping Kids Transition to Winter Fun As the temperature drops and the official start to winter approaches, it’s time to dig out the cozy layers and prepare for chilly outdoor adventures. For many families, transitioning kids to winter clothing can be a challenge, but with the right approach,

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EarlyON visits, this November

Resource Consultants from the SNR Collaborative will be visiting a few different EarlyON sites this November!  They’ll be available to provide valuable resources and talk about ways to support the children in your care, especially where you have concerns. Look for the resource table at the following locations on November

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Supporting Children to Manage Their Fears, Not Eliminate Them

Recognizing Anxiety in Children Fear and anxiety are common in children, especially when facing new or unfamiliar situations. While these feelings are natural, some children may struggle more than others, showing signs of anxiety that impact their day-to-day activities. When worry consistently interferes with their routines, it’s essential to offer

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 When Emotions Become Too Big

Emotions can be overwhelming for both children and adults. At times, they feel all-consuming and unending, leading to frustration and challenging behaviors. It’s essential to acknowledge that all emotions are valid, including your own. By validating and showing children that their emotions matter, we help them understand and express their

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Easing Separation Anxiety at the Start of the School Year

The beginning of the school year can be an exciting time, but it can also bring about challenges, especially when it comes to separation anxiety. It’s normal for children to feel anxious when parting from the adults in their lives, but with the right strategies, you can help make this

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Getting Ready for School!

Getting Ready for School! Transitions and Tips for All Ages Starting school for the first time is a huge milestone for every child. It can be an exciting time, but also one filled with angst. Preparation is key to a successful start to school, and there are several ways to

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Managing Changes in a Child’s Routine

Changes in A Child’s Routine: Tips for a Smooth Transition When seasons change and new activities fill our schedules, maintaining a child’s routine can become challenging. Even if you don’t have children in school, there always seems to be a natural shift in schedules at the end of a school

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Toilet Training Tips from the SNR Collaborative

Your guide to Toilet Training Toilet training is a significant milestone in a child’s development. However, knowing the right time to start can be challenging. Recognizing the signs that a child is ready can make the process smoother for everyone. Here are some essential questions to consider: Signs a Child

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