In an era where technology continually reshapes the boundaries of education, Virtual Reality (VR) emerges as a groundbreaking tool,...

With the passing of yet another Martin Luther King Jr. Day, it's crucial to reflect on Dr. King's enduring legacy and the role of...

As we step into 2024, the landscape of lifelong learning is evolving rapidly, thanks to the advancements in educational technology...

Babies, toddlers, and kids can rise up to a challenge. Give them a chance and they might surprise you!

Visual discrimination is the ability to recognize details in visual images. It's an important skill for learning early math and pre-reading.

Read along to find a couple of our current favorite activities that support gross motor development.

Today, I'm sharing some of our current favorites for helping to continue L's fine motor development.

Read along to discover some ideas to help prepare your toddler for the start of school.

We discovered the perfect place to help develop and strengthen the larger muscle groups (gross motor skills) for our little learners.

I always try to take L’s lead in what she chooses to explore and what I can “teach” her. I watch for what she naturally shows interest in.

As a teacher, I watched conscious and controlled breathing help numerous children work through different types of challenges.

Music helps develop vocabulary, increases sensory development, introduces and improves literacy and numeracy knowledge... and so much more!

Keeping a little learner entertained at home on a rainy day may seem pretty daunting! Here are some of our favorite rainy day activities.

We had our first session My Gym "Backyard Mobile" class this week and I am here to tell you- it was SO. MUCH. FUN!

Sensory play can be an instrumental component to development. Understanding this justifies the power of play! Learning should be fun!

Today, I’m going to share with you how I make the most out of everyday life with my 15-month old daughter, L. Join us for Sea Animals Week!

Prior to becoming a mom, I I taught first and second grade. I love applying what I know about education to raising my own little learner!