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Coping with and De-escalating Tantrums

Are your toddler’s tantrums causing tension within your home? Meltdowns can be difficult for any parent to deal with and can leave both you and your child exhausted. Let’s discuss some methods you can use to cope with and de-escalate tantrums while helping your child manage their emotions more effectively. 1. Start by understanding tantrums. […]

15 Conversation Starters to Get Your Children Talking

Even if your child is a natural talker, it’s unlikely they’re a natural conversationalist. Knowing how to hold a conversation is an important life skill, and many of today’s children have fewer opportunities to practice due to the ever-present focus on technology.  However, conversations are still crucial in our society. They allow people to form […]

Plan a Fun New Year with These Offbeat Holidays

Every year is packed with the big, traditional holidays we all know and love, but tucked between those dates are dozens of wonderfully quirky celebrations just waiting to be discovered. From National Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day to Talk Like a Pirate Day, these offbeat occasions bring a spark of surprise to our calendars. As we […]

6 Thanksgiving Games for the Whole Family

Deep in our hearts, we all know the best part of Thanksgiving isn’t the huge feast. It’s the opportunity to spend time with family and make memories. Keep the fun and the laughs going long after the last dinner course has been served with some family-friendly Thanksgiving games.  These holiday-themed activities are a joy for […]

Kid-Friendly Fall Cooking Fun

Fall will be here before we know it! It is a season of new beginnings as children head off to school and the weather shifts to cozier, more comfortable conditions. Historically, these new beginnings have also symbolized the time of harvest. Many crops are picked in autumn and the abundance is shared through delicious recipes. […]

Helping Your Child Through Separation Anxiety

Most children experience separation anxiety at some point, although the intensity of their behavior often varies quite a bit. Infants as young as 4 or 5 months of age can display signs of separation anxiety, and even young teens can have trouble parting with their parents during a major life transition. If your child is […]

Seven Fun and Educational Activities for Your Children This Summer

Making sure your children stay connected to the learning process during the summer months can have a significant positive impact on their performance in school next year and on their attitude toward the educational experience in general. At Discovery Point, we specialize in providing the most engaging learning experiences for your child. Our dedicated teachers […]