The Foundational Importance of Early Childhood Education: Why Starting School Matters for Young Children In our bustling modern world, the loving care provided by grandparents, nannies, or other family members creates a safe and comfortable haven for young children. However, while these loving settings are filled with warmth, they can

In today’s busy world, many young children are lovingly cared for by caregivers other than parents. This keeps children safe and comfortable at home. However, this can also mean they have fewer opportunities. They may not develop social, emotional, and communication skills. This is especially true when interacting with kids

Children flourish when they feel they belong—this nurtures their confidence, friendships, and motivation to learn. Benefits of Belonging Boosts confidence & identity – A sense of belonging helps children feel capable and valued (Easterbrook & Vignoles, 2013). Develops cooperation & respect – Group play encourages sharing and working together (Leggett

Every child is unique—and so is the way they learn. Researchers have long studied intelligence to better understand children’s strengths, and two important theories offer helpful insights: Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences and Raymond Cattell’s Fluid and Crystallized Intelligence. Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences Howard Gardner (2011) suggests that intelligence is not just

At Playhouse Academy, we want every child to grow up safe, confident, and resilient. While it is natural for parents and teachers to want to protect young children, research shows that overprotection—or “bubble-wrapping” kids—can actually harm their development. What Does “Bubble-Wrapping” Mean? “Bubble-wrapping” refers to being overly protective, where children