Research shows that time-outs do NOT work for children. If you’re unsure about what other techniques to use, this episode is for you! We discuss the ways you can help a child say that they are sorry without forcing them to mutter the phrase when they may not mean it. 

We encourage you to make sure that the disciplinary techniques used at your daycare or preschool are in line with what you believe and practice at home. 

Mentioned in this episode: “A Better Way to Say Sorry”

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Preschoolers are eager to become independent and show their autonomy. While it can be frustrating for parents and caregivers, it’s important to let them do some tasks on their own. It helps develop their life skills as well as their confidence.

We discuss some of the ways we help our students develop self-help skills in the classroom and hope that you are encouraged to try some of these at home!

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Are conflicts among your children a source of stress for you? They often have a hard time with conflict because they are lacking the tools to handle it appropriately. 

But what can we do to help? In this episode, we lay out the framework we use to help even the youngest students learn how to resolve conflict!

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Do you struggle with getting your child out the door in the morning? Most parents have been there! So, how can we win their cooperation in the most peaceful way possible? Tune in to hear our top tips to help your child transition from home to school!

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Ever wonder what a day at Pine Row Preschool and Childcare looks like? How do we provide childcare and educate children on a farm? The experience the children get here at Pine Row is as unique as each one of them and we are excited to tell you all about what we do!

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Are you ready to calm the chaos? Join Amber, the owner of Pine Row Preschool & Childcare, and co-teacher McKenzie, as they bring you new content each week about agricultural schooling. You’ll hear them talk about the adventures in teaching society’s youngest students on Amber’s 17 acre farm where the school is located. It’s their mission to keep the agricultural way of life alive within early childhood education and the world.