There’s something magical about September. The air feels a little cooler, leaves begin to change colors, and families start settling into new school-year routines. At Brookshire Learning Center, we love this season because it offers endless opportunities to connect play with learning. From apples and pumpkins to songs and stories about friendship, fall is the […]
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Toddlers love to say “Me do it!” and while it may take twice as long and get twice as messy, those small self-help tasks are a huge part of their development. Whether your toddler is zipping their coat, brushing their teeth, or helping to clean up toys, these everyday routines build confidence, coordination, and problem-solving
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For many parents and early childhood educators, the tearful goodbyes at drop-off have become a familiar—and heart-wrenching—scene. Separation anxiety is a normal part of development, but in recent years, more families are reporting prolonged or intense episodes that make daily transitions more difficult. At Brookshire Learning Center, we understand how emotionally challenging this experience can
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Tantrums. They’re loud, emotional, and—let’s be honest—completely normal. If you’re the parent of a toddler, chances are you’ve experienced at least a few epic meltdowns over broken crackers, the “wrong” color cup, or a transition they weren’t ready for. At Brookshire Learning Center, we want to reassure you that tantrums are a typical part of
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