When we take a look at our children's student life, we tend to idealize it. Yet, it only takes a quick trip down memory lane to remember that not everything in school is so fine and dandy. In fact, it was quite hard for us at times, so why do we expect it to be so easy for our kids?
Children start developing the skills that will help them in school from the first years of life. Parents and childcare workers play a role in helping children get ready for school.
This it it! Your child is starting school! The first school year may be very exciting for children but it makes many mothers sad.
It is possible to make the school years less stressful for both children and parents. You only have to set up a new routine at home.
Is he supposed to be able to write his own name? What will he learn? Is he ready? Here is an article that demystifies the beginning of the beautiful academic journey.
If your child is five years old and just started school, you may have a few questions left unanswered. Here are a few things to expect.
Your child's teacher wants to meet you and you don’t know what to expect. Here are a few tips to make the most of it.
Starting school, or even going back to school, every September, represents an important moment in your child’s life. Here are some ways in which your child can learn to adapt to school.
Between our wishes and reality, there is a whole world! The autistic child has uncommon challenges in school. Here is an explanation from Nathalie Fecteau.
Your baby's all grown up and starting kindergarten. You're proud, but you also notice that they have started developing some unsettling behaviours. Keep reading to learn more about how kids adjust to school and peer influences!
Between preparation and pressure, admission tests are very stressful for 11 and 12 years old children and their parents.
Even if we would only like to think about it the day before, going back to school needs to be prepared a few weeks in advance to avoid stress and panic!
Following the popularity of our article « What daycare workers say », we decided to provide an opportunity for teachers to talk about their reality in the classroom with your kids!
Your child started school and you believe that you should get involved in this organization that is now part of your life. Here are some ways to get involved.
We are talking about a reverse form of school derogation that is applied very rarely when a great difference is noticed between the development of a child and his age group.
For your child’s primary school, did you think about an alternative school, a special vocation school or an international school? If so, we have some useful information for you.
