Getting Prepared To Take Your Child To Preschool

If you are preparing to take your child to preschool for the first time, there are some things you should do that will make things easier on the two of you. You can learn about some of the things that can make the transition to preschool easier by reviewing the information below: Visit the preschool ahead of time with your child You should take your child into the preschool to familiarize them with it and the teachers. Read More 

4 Tips For Preparing Your Toddler For Daycare

Going back to work after being home with your child can be nerve-wracking for both you and your child. To ensure a smooth, stress-free transition to daycare for your toddler, it's a good idea to spend some time planning a deliberate approach instead of just winging it. Here are four tips for making sure your toddler is ready for a daycare like Cottonwood Montessori: Try to Stay Positive You may be experiencing a wide range of emotions regarding going back to work and bringing your child to daycare, including a mixture of excitement, anxiety, and guilt. Read More 

5 Tips for Helping Your Preschooler Maintain Their Routine After the Birth of a New Baby

If you are taking parental leave when your new baby is born, you may wonder exactly what you should do with your older child who is already attending preschool. Should you keep them at home as well or leave them in their program? If they do stay home, what will you need to know about sending them back to preschool? Below are a few tips for helping your older child maintain their preschool routine when a younger sibling joins your family. Read More