A Primrose Homecoming – Military Mom Surprises Her Son
We love to celebrate big moments and milestones at Primrose and family reunions are no exception. One Primrose school pulled off the ultimate surprise celebration…
4 Things to Do with Your Child’s Artwork
It’s difficult to know what to do with your kid’s crafts and countless pieces of art. My son Hollis just finished Kindergarten and I saved…
How to Help Children Affected by Hurricane Harvey
For the children affected by the flooding, the impact goes beyond lost possessions and destroyed homes. It is heartbreaking to think about the children who went through the frightening experience of evacuating their homes.
How Children Benefit From Their Grandparents (and Vice Versa!)
My 3-year-old daughter was recovering from her first stomach virus and my mom watched her so I could return to the office. When I got…
How to Find an Amazing Babysitter
There’s so much truth in this old advertisement: Pizza: $20. Babysitter: $50. A night out without the kids: Priceless. But finding that great babysitter—the one…
I Tried Meditating with My 3-Year-Old. Here’s What Happened.
Can children learn meditation, or is it a lost cause to try to get three minutes of peace? As a daily practitioner of guided meditation,…
Why Family Mealtime is Important for Your Kids (And You!)
Do family meals often seem like an impossibility? Busy schedules can make scheduling family time difficult and meals can be a source of stress, especially…
Executive Function Skills: What Are They and Why Do They Matter For My Child?
Whether they hope to become a teacher, a chef or the president of the United States, young children tend to have big dreams about what…
3 Simple Steps to Help Your Family Prepare for Emergencies
Emergencies and disasters can be scary to even think about, much less prepare for. But emergency preparedness is a topic that can’t be ignored –…
6 Skills Your Child Needs and How To Develop Them
Did you know you can help your child succeed in the future by encouraging a few simple skills at home? The foundation for executive function…