EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION BLOG

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Healthy Snacks For Kids

As busy parents juggling the responsibilities of having children with other expectations of being an adult, we don’t always have time to pick the healthiest snacks for our kids. When shopping for groceries, we too often reach for packaged, factory-created snacks because they are convenient, but we fail to recognize

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Four Preschool Starting Tips for Parents

Beginning preschool is the first step in a child’s educational journey. For many, preschool may be the first time in a learning environment or care center without the comforting presence of mom and dad. This momentous occasion may feel scary for both children and parents alike, but at Strong Start

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On the Importance of Daydreaming

Here at Strong Start, we like to stay up to date on the latest thought and research about education and educational psychology, so we can better assist your children on a day-to-day basis with learning in the most effective ways. A recent article on KQED News entitled Why Daydreaming is

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Tips on How To Tame Temper Tantrums

It’s perfectly normal for young children to have temper tantrums. After all, they’re still learning how to express themselves and manage their emotions. However, that doesn’t mean that these outbursts are always easy to deal with — especially when you’re trying to get on with your day-to-day life. If you’re

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Is Waiting for Kindergarten Right For Your Child?

When you are looking forward to the momentous day when your child will start kindergarten, you may be experiencing some trepidation as you wonder if your child is truly ready to start their formal schooling. Having mixed feelings is completely normal when sending your baby off to meet their future.

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How To Prepare Your Toddler For Daycare

Sending a toddler to daycare can be an intimidating experience for both parents and the child. But with some preparation and planning, you can make the transition easier. Here are four tips on how to prepare your tot for toddler daycare from our team at Strong Start Early Learning Center

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Teaching Children Emotional Intelligence

Experts recognize that there are other types of intelligence than just the IQ that we’ve become accustomed to. It is becoming increasingly apparent that emotional intelligence also plays a role in a person’s success, both personal and business. The daycare teachers at Strong Start Early Care and Education have elements

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How To Keep Kids Interested In Learning

At Strong Start Early Care & Education, located in Trumbull and Shelton, CT, we believe that fostering a love for learning in young children is fundamental to their development. Engaging preschoolers in their educational journey can be a rewarding challenge, and we’re here to share some effective strategies to keep

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Tantrum Coping Skills

Between the ages of three and five, your toddler blooms into a preschooler. This time with your precious child is full of delights and new challenges. One such challenge is dealing with tantrums. During this phase of development, most children are learning to deal with their emotions. Outings can become

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A Bedtime Routine Sets the Stage for Good Night

Our day care in Trumbull is called Strong Start Early Care & Education and we believe in doing everything we can to give children just that, a strong start in life and education. We offer programs for preschoolers, toddlers, and infants. During these early years of life, patterns are set

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