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Parents Magazine just published it’s December 2014 issue. I love this magazine because it offers parents some helpful parenting advice, fun and educational activities, and real-life stories from real-life parents.

Imagine this situation. You wake up one morning, but you are not in your own bed or house. Instead, you’re in a strange bed and strange house that you have never seen before. You look beside you, where your spouse is typically sleeping, and no one is there.

Parenting can be hard work and is most definitely a time-consuming task. As a parent, you most likely don’t have time to read research studies and journal articles about important topics for your child’s development. When I come across these resources that have valuable information for parents of young children, I read these resources, summarize them for you, and then explain how this particular resource affects you.

Every parent, daycare provider and teacher has experienced at least on one occasion—although I would argue many occasions—a child who tests our patience, will and downright ability to manage the child’s behaviors.

One of the most annoying habits to adults that an older toddler and preschooler may have is that of asking “Why?” to almost everything.

Whether you are a stay-at-home parent looking to add some teaching moments to your daily routine, or a childcare provider hoping to create a preschool-like environment to help children reach their developmental milestones, you can easily create a preschool environment in a few days that won’t break the bank, but will increase any child’s capacities for learning.