August Family Learning Newsletter

According to recent research, children under age 8 now spend an average of 2.5 hours daily with digital media. As touchscreens and smart devices become increasingly accessible, parents and educators face a critical question: how much technology is appropriate for young children, and what kind? At Children’s Learning Station, we understand this challenge intimately. Parents…

Did you know that 90% of a child’s brain development occurs before age five? These early years represent the most significant investment opportunity in your child’s future. At Children’s Learning Station, we understand that quality Pre-K education functions as the foundation upon which all future learning and success are built. You’ve likely heard about the…

Every parent knows that moment when their cheerful morning routine suddenly crumbles the second they mention daycare. Your child, who was happily eating breakfast just minutes ago, now clings to your leg with tears streaming down their face. You’re not alone in this struggle. At Children’s Learning Station, we’ve witnessed countless families successfully navigate this…

Every parent has witnessed that magical moment when their child discovers something extraordinary in the simplest outdoor experience—a ladybug crawling across a leaf, the satisfying crunch of autumn leaves underfoot, or the pure joy of splashing in a puddle. These aren’t just fleeting moments of childhood wonder; they’re powerful learning opportunities that shape developing minds…

Your three-year-old tosses another book aside after barely glancing at the first page. Meanwhile, your neighbor’s child supposedly sits entranced during story time every evening. You’re not alone in wondering if you’re doing something wrong or if your little one will ever genuinely enjoy reading. The truth is that creating a love for reading in…

The transition to kindergarten marks a significant milestone in your child’s life. While most children begin kindergarten around age five, chronological age is just one factor in determining readiness. Recent research from the National Institute of Early Education Research shows that social-emotional development may be an even stronger predictor of kindergarten success than academic skills….