Kids MVMNT Preschool

Your preschooler isn't being dramatic — their brain literally can't regulate big emotions yet. That's your job for now. 🧠❤️

Name it to tame it: "You're feeling frustrated because you wanted the red cup." Just labeling the feeling helps their nervous system calm down.

They don't need a lecture. They need you to stay calm first. 🌿

And their preschool teacher? They're doing this all day — getting down to eye level, naming feelings, and being a calm anchor for every child in the room. The classroom is where emotional skills get practiced...a lot! 🍎

He is fully committed to the color of the week! 💜 💜

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Books, imagination, and a whole lot of joy — that's how Ms. Amanda's prek class does Read Across America Week! 📚❤️

So proud of our preschool readers!

This week, Ms. Amanda's little readers joined classrooms across the country in celebrating Read Across America! 🇺🇸✨

From silly rhymes to big adventures, our preK class showed up with open ears and open imaginations. We are so proud of every single one of them.

Here's to a lifetime of loving books! 🐛📖

Preschool Playground Lesson: if one toddler decides to be a turtle, ALL toddlers become turtles. Science. 🐢🐢🐢

Bait worms in the classroom?! YES. 🪱

The squeals, the giggles, the pure curiosity — this is what learning looks like and we are here for it!

Happy Birthday to the wonderful Miss Kayla! 🎉

We are so blessed to have you at Kids Movement Preschool. You pour so much love into our little ones every single day, and it truly shows.

Thank you for being such a gift to our family and this preschool community. We're grateful God placed you right where you are - you're exactly where you're meant to be! 💕

Wishing you the happiest birthday filled with all the joy you bring to others!

Three simple steps for a better bedtime routine 🛏 😴

Building healthy habits in early childhood starts at home, and it can begin with something as simple as a bedtime routine.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) shares an easy approach families can remember: Brush, Book, Bed. This routine connects teeth brushing, reading and sleep into one calm, nurturing end-of-day ritual.

Want to read more? Check out the following article from First Things First.

Three simple steps for a better bedtime routine Learn how a simple bedtime routine approach can help families build healthy teeth, strong readers and better sleep habits.