We are often caught in the trap of looking for something exceptional to experience in our work with the children. As a result of this, we c...

 Sharing  The definition of the word-to give a portion of something to another, to use, occupy or enjoy jointly.  How many times a day do we...

 I was out for a hike with my sister yesterday in Cookstown just north of Newmarket.  It was a beautiful day, the sun was shining, lawns wer...

Dear Gentle Readers :) Thank you for your concern with my absence from posting on this blog. Believe me it's not from a lack of wanting ...

I met a child on October 19, 2019 who changed my life, or perhaps I should say who reminded me of why I followed the calling to become an ed...

I just returned from a trip to Rome, and the phrase that resonates in my mind, that was repeated to us as we meandered the streets, was pian...

 I've been observing toddler play for a lifetime but in the last year, spending one on one time with my grandson and watching him integr...

  Mateo and Nonna Many of you have asked where I've been for the last while as I've been absent from this blog and my life at Reggio...

 We read much about child development,  milestones, what children think, what they should know and on and on it goes. Mommy blogs, advice bl...

 When I began this blog 10 years ago, I never expected to see so much response to our work! Although I may author these posts, I am only a s...

The word collaboration, when combined with educational perspectives, is tossed around more than a ball in all children's and sports game...

Many, but not all parts of the world, have come a long way in the manner in which they view and treat children and respect their rights. In ...