Play is How I Learn with Dr. Jean Clinton
Dr. Jean Clinton, Clinical Professor at McMaster University, expresses the significance of play for children. “Play is, quite simply, the way that children make sense…
Tag: Early Years
Center on the Developing Child – Brain-Building Through Play: Activities for Infants, Toddlers and Children
Play is an essential part of a child’s life from infancy. For babies and toddlers, simple, playful interactions with adults help develop sturdy brain architecture, the foundations…
How to Help a Child with Impulsive Behavior – Gordon Neufeld, PhD
When we define a child as impulsive, what we mean is this child is experiencing one emotion at a time. The prefrontal cortex allows us…
New Dad Manual from Dad Central
From Dad Central, comes the ultimate guide for new dads with videos, articles, and resources. Explore topics from diaper changes, co-parenting tips, installing car seats,…
CUT IT OUT! Behaviour Is Communication – Dr. Allison Rees
Read the full article here. Behaviour is communication. Emotional maturity needs to be nurtured in our children to develop healthy ways of expressing themselves and…
Raising Canada 2022 – Top 10 Threats to Children in Canada
Launched in 2018, Raising Canada is an annual series of reports that track the top 10 threats to childhood. The report sheds light on the…
Catch us at the Early Years 2020 Conference
FRP-BC will be in Vancouver for the Early Years Conference on January 31st and February 1st, 2020. Come drop by our exhibit table to meet…