If you’ve ever tried to prep dinner while your child attempts a one-person interpretive dance about pirate squirrels, you know the truth: screens are tempting. They’re also not the enemy. Used intentionally, screen time can be a helpful tool. But kids also need...
Among TV shows that seek to capture children’s attention through fast pacing, super-bright colors and repetitive songs, it’s no wonder parents are longing for something calmer. In fact, 80 percent of parents are seeking out low-stimulation shows for toddlers and...
Teaching Children Gratitude Begins with Connection Picture this: Your child receives a gift, looks at it, and says nothing. Your instinct might be to whisper, “Say thank you!” But what if gratitude isn’t about the words at all? Teaching children gratitude doesn’t...
When it comes to potty training, every child’s journey looks a little different. Some toddlers take to the potty with excitement, while others need a little extra time and reassurance. And that’s perfectly okay. At Celebree School, we encourage parents to think of...
A Summer That’s So Much More Than a Break When school’s out, every parent faces the same question: What do working parents do in the summer? You want your child to have fun, stay safe, and keep learning, but finding that perfect balance isn’t easy. That’s where...
Writing is more than pencil-holding. It’s how children make sense of their world. Understanding the stages of writing development in early childhood helps you meet your child where they are, celebrate real progress, and gently guide them to what comes next. Below,...
