Lucy Daniels Center Blog
Transitioning Back To In-Person Learning – Part 2
Over the next couple of weeks, we will be sharing some thoughts about children transitioning back to in-person learning. For many children, it has been almost a year since they were in classroom, and for all children, it has been that same amount of time since school felt “normal.” We asked our teachers and clinicians what they think parents and caregivers should keep in mind as they support children in this transition.
Transitioning Back To In-Person Learning
Over the next couple of weeks, we will be sharing some thoughts about children transitioning back to in-person learning. For many children, it has been almost a year since they were in classroom, and for all children, it has been that same amount of time since school felt “normal.” We asked our teachers and clinicians what they think parents and caregivers should keep in mind as they support children in this transition.
Everyday Activities to Support the Social Development of Children
Did you miss our webinar on Everyday Activities to Support the Social Development of Children? You can view the recording here: “Parent-child communication can play a significant role in a child's...
Secure Attachment Through Adoption
Adoption is one way to bring a child into a family. And just like the other ways, it can be joyful, challenging, complicated, or relatively smooth. Of course, there is nothing pathological about adoption, but it can bring with it some complexities that can impact a child in different phases of development.
Moving Beyond “Good Job!”
Children are developing in an emotionally healthy way when they are generally reasonably content and also are able to successfully participate in and also cope with day-to-day routines and activities in age-appropriate ways.
Explaining News to Children
Children are developing in an emotionally healthy way when they are generally reasonably content and also are able to successfully participate in and also cope with day-to-day routines and activities in age-appropriate ways.
Explaining Dramatic News Events to Children
As always when there are traumatic and dramatic events in the news, we turn our attention to the potential impact on children.
Children’s Emotional Wellness
Children are developing in an emotionally healthy way when they are generally reasonably content and also are able to successfully participate in and also cope with day-to-day routines and activities in age-appropriate ways.
Making the Most of Holiday Gift-Giving
Helping Children as the Winter Holidays Approach
Even if you are planning on staying home this winter season, the festivities leading up to the winter holidays can bring about many changes and disruptions to a family’s routine. Some children take these changes in stride, while others may need extra support to manage the excitement and anticipation of the season.
Helping Children as the Winter Holidays Approach
Helping Children as the Winter Holidays Approach
Even if you are planning on staying home this winter season, the festivities leading up to the winter holidays can bring about many changes and disruptions to a family’s routine. Some children take these changes in stride, while others may need extra support to manage the excitement and anticipation of the season.
Mental Health Mondays
Early Childhood Fundamentals at Home
by Jennifer Reid, M.A.
Early School Director/In-School Therapeutic Services Coordinator
Lucy Daniels Center
Mental Health Mondays
Early Childhood Fundamentals at Home
by Jennifer Reid, M.A.
Early School Director/In-School Therapeutic Services Coordinator
Lucy Daniels Center