Helping Your Dyslexic Child Succeed In School And College

Posted on 28 June 2016

When you have a child who is dyslexic, every school day can seem like a major struggle for them and for you. Many children with dyslexia not only have trouble in school but also find themselves falling further and further behind as the years progress. However, there are ways to combat this problem with your child so that they can be successful in both their childhood education and even in college and beyond. [Read More]

3 Reasons Daycare Can Make Potty Training Easier

Posted on 10 May 2016

While many preschools insist that children already be toilet trained before they can be enrolled, daycare centers that accept younger children are often a large part of a potty training child's life. Since children potty train at different ages and with different methods, you may be nervous about sending your potty training child to daycare. However, there are several ways that daycare can actually help the potty training process.  Positive Peer Pressure [Read More]

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Choosing School Over Other Endeavors

When I started thinking more seriously about heading back to school, I realized that there were some things that I was really missing out on. For starters, I realized that I hadn't been able to feel like I belonged with my peers, since everyone else had been graduated from college and working in their careers for years. Second, I knew that I was struggling financially because of the decision to go back to school, so I made the choice to check out enrollment. I started exploring the possibilities of finding a great school, and it really opened my eyes up to the different programs that were out there. Check out this blog for more information about choosing school.

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