Tag: early childhood education

A Ray of Hope for Struggling Exhausted Mothers
Motherhood is a tireless job that consumes the mother physically and mentally. New children bring parents a feeling of joy, along with enormous responsibility. The health of the mother takes a hit from pregnancy in varying ways. Postpartum Depression Postpartum depression (PPD) is one condition after childbirth that impacts maternal health. It can also affect pediatric
Why Childcare Services Are Unaffordable for Working Mothers
For many working mothers in the United States, the skyrocketing cost of childcare is a significant threat to their professional success and financial stability. According to Child Care Aware of America, center-based infant care in the US costs more than $14,000 annually on average. This sum exceeds many colleges’ and universities’ yearly tuition. Because of this expense,
Habits For A Happy and Healthy Toddler
Raising children is a lot of work. Usually, people think of infants as the most complicated age group to care for, but older children come with new challenges. The toddler age group is a crucial developmental phase that requires more discipline than a young baby. It’s so easy to allow toddlers free reign or not
Affordable Daycare
As the United States attempts to bounce back from the economic decline of the pandemic, many parents that lost employment are trying to get back to work. As a parent, your number one need is to provide for your family. How could you possibly bear the burden of daycare? Today parents are contemplating whether or
Children’s Social-Emotional Development
There is an old saying that it takes a village to raise a child. While we know this is an overstatement, there is truth in the upbringing of the human race. Children who attend daycare have certain advantages over children who stay at home all day with a parent. There are exceptions, but early childhood