Sunny Stars Child Care

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Kindness and love for one another with a sense of belonging are some of the best lessons a little one can have. ☀️😍

It's never been more important than now to teach these values to our youngest humans.

Early Childhood Education is a key to peace.

Sense of belonging is very important for children. Builds a solid foundation of security and confidence in the child. ☀️

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From Diversity Kids

“Engagement” is a neurological state. When young children’s brains are highly engaged, i.e., they are processing information and ideas, accompanied by heightened emotion, they are learning more. Active play readily puts young children’s brains in that state.

Seek engagement and take the leap of faith that learning will follow. Let young children play. Step back and trust their brains to do what they do best: learn.

Children are the biggest blessings ☀️

If you understand what I mean, then you (and the children in your life) are very fortunate. 🙂🎶

I hope my songs play a special role in your teaching and learning together.🥰🎶

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One of the greatest lessons we can teach our children is to be kind to one another!
Happy World Kindness Day!

Happy Early Childhood Educator Appreciation Day! ☀️🤩

Mindfulness and emotional awareness is key to help children understand.

Follow @_theparentproject_ for more expert parenting strategies and guidance! Speaker: Dr. Aliza Pressman Dr. Aliza W. Pressman Source: Is There A 'Right' Way to Discipline & Reward Your Child? (Science-Backed Strategies) | Jay Shetty Podcast with Jay Shetty Jay Shetty One of the more challenging things to deal with as a conscious parent is how to raise a child to be true to their self in the most important ways possible while also molding a good and productive member of society. The main reason being, that when a child is small, it can be really hard to allow them to feel all their emotions and "act out" within reason, while also feeling like you aren't burdening society with your child. A big part of that is how society looks at children who don't conform to public norms at a young age, even though that's a nearly impossible ask. Also, it's really not developmentally helpful for our children, so that needs to change. But there is something to say about the importance of teaching our children how to properly interact with others in the real world. So, both sides of this coin are really important, and the line can sometimes get blurred on what's best. As always, I think it's important for us to model appropriate, healthy behaviors consistently when our children are young. If our children learn healthy and helpful habits on how to interact with others, including neighbors, store clerks, people at the park, etc., then they will learn how to do this as well. And when our children get older, we will have to teach them when they make mistakes and be actively involved in their social development at some level. This is a full-time, never-ending job, parents. It's not easy, but it's incredibly rewarding. Share this post with another parent who needs to hear it!