Whether you’re traveling across the country or internationally this summer break, you may be wondering how to make the air travel experience a positive one for your child. At KLA Schools, we pride ourselves on … Read More
Supporting Your Toddler Through Separation Anxiety
As a parent of a toddler, you may have noticed that your child is starting to show signs of separation anxiety – such as clinginess, tantrums, anxiety, restlessness, or unwillingness to cooperate with caregivers. Toddler … Read More
4 Fun Springtime Family Activities
Springtime is an ideal time to enjoy the great outdoors as a family. Here are four springtime activities that the whole family can enjoy. 1) Fly kites Flying a kite is a great way to … Read More
Tips for Running Errands With Your Toddler
Sometimes, running errands with a toddler can be a stressful experience – for both you and your child. Try these tips for running errands with your toddler, which help things run smoother for everyone. Start … Read More
Supporting Your Child in the Kitchen
Empowering your child to help out in the kitchen supports them to learn vital life skills while building self-confidence and a sense of responsibility. Here are some ways to support your child in the kitchen. … Read More
Balancing Work and Family Responsibilities
In our busy career and home lives, there can be a lot to juggle. However, finding a good balance between work and family responsibilities is possible. Here are a few things that may help. Ask … Read More
Supporting Your Child to Help Others
Learning to help others is an important skill for young children to learn. Not only will it help them have an easier time in daycare or preschool, but according to studies, children who have interpersonal … Read More
Books to Help Kids Adjust to Moving
Whether your child is excited to move or a bit nervous, it’s a major life event that results in many emotions. There are several ways you can help your child adjust, including reading books together. … Read More
Modeling Behavior – Why is it Important?
As a parent, you know how often your child observes and even imitates the things you say and do. According to psychologist Mark Nielsen, children may imitate because they assume that adults have a good … Read More
Encouraging Children to Work Together
As adults, we understand that being able to work successfully with others is an important life skill. However, young children are still developing their understanding of cooperation and teamwork. Here are some ways you can … Read More