Children Central Blog

The toddler stage can be both fun and challenging for most parents. During this stage of development, toddlers are starting to realize that they are separate individuals from their parents. This is the phase in which they start to exercise independence by asserting themselves, expressing their likes and dislikes, and communicating their thoughts. These are also the

We send our kids to school so they can become equipped with the knowledge and skills they’ll need in order to succeed later in life. They go to school to learn important academic concepts and skills that will better prepare them for adult life. It is also in school that children develop emotional and social skills as

Back-to-school time can be both exciting and daunting for many parents and kids. While some children look forward to reuniting with their friends and making new ones, learning new things, and engaging in fun activities, others may not be as excited. Some may even feel nervous - especially those who are attending school for the first time.

Over the years, many things in our lives have changed and have also been improved by digitalization, including the way we communicate. As a result, we’ve become increasingly dependent on technology when it comes to written communication, as we tend to use  keyboard and digital platforms to communicate these days. Even though we may communicate via technology

Years ago, perhaps when members of the “Baby Boomer” generation  were children,  (around 1946, or even earlier, to 1964) saw a different parenting style than children of today. No one questioned parents regarding how they raised their kids. Children back then may have gotten a spanking at home, or out in public, if they misbehaved or disrespected

We can all remember the magical feeling that comes with hearing stories during childhood. Tales about adventures to far away places, whimsical stories of knights and princesses, and those of dragons and castles. Kids often love hearing stories no matter how many times we read them to them. Parents typically read stories to their children to lull