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16 Apr 25

What I Learned at the Pikler House

I thought caring for babies would be intuitive. Turns out, it’s more like assembling IKEA furniture—with Hungarian subtitles and a baby watching you judge yourself. I did eventually get it—it just took a 4,400-mile flight and learning that what we call “baby talk” is usually just adult panic in a…

07 Apr 25

Cradling Confidence: How Picking Up Your Baby Shapes Their Sense of Safety

Parents often ask how to support their baby’s healthy development. And weirdly? It can start with how you pick them up. The first three years are full of big leaps—and tiny details that make all the difference. One of the most overlooked is touch. Not just any touch—intentional touch. The…

03 Mar 25

Spotlight of the Month

This month’s spotlight is special. We want to highlight one of our Health and Safety Monitors: Katherine Moreno. Katherine has shown her commitment to providers not only through her meticulous program visits but also by creating educational content for our social media. She demonstrates that ensuring the health and safety…

24 Feb 25

When Parents and Professionals Don’t Agree: What Really Matters

“What do we do when parents and child care providers aren’t on the same page?” Great question. And if you’ve ever worked with children, you already know—no two adults agree on everything. Show me two humans who never disagree, and I'll show you a lovely window display at Target. At…

10 Feb 25

Parenting Dilemmas: One Question, One Answer (And It’s Not What You Think)

Your child won’t sleep. The caregiver and parent can’t agree. Now what? If you’ve ever paced the floor with a wide-awake toddler at 2 a.m. or felt stuck between different opinions on how to care for a child, you’re not alone. One parent wrote in, desperate for sleep help: “I…

30 Jan 25

Finding the Perfect Early Learning Environment: A Parent’s Guide

That knot in your stomach when considering childcare for your little one - I've seen it countless times. After thirty years in early childhood education, I want to share something that might ease your mind.

23 Dec 24

Yes, yes… Inclusion is “already resolved”…

During the last Professional Development Day on November 1, I introduced the first part of an ongoing workshop series we will be offering at various moments. The general theme of the workshop is “Inclusion.” In that initial session, following our experiences with medical referrals that aim to medicalize normal childhood…

23 Dec 24

Provider Spotlight

With the arrival of the new year, we want to dedicate this session to our two newest providers. We are thrilled to welcome Ada Castillo and Miltha Hidalgo de La Cruz to our team. Their programs not only represent a high standard of quality in childcare but also reflect our…

What I Learned at the Pikler House

Cradling Confidence: How Picking Up Your Baby Shapes Their Sense of Safety

Spotlight of the Month

When Parents and Professionals Don’t Agree: What Really Matters

Parenting Dilemmas: One Question, One Answer (And It’s Not What You Think)

Finding the Perfect Early Learning Environment: A Parent’s Guide

Yes, yes… Inclusion is “already resolved”…

Provider Spotlight

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