Teaching Empathy Through Everyday Situations
Is my child empathetic? What are the best ways to teach empathy in my child? What are the benefits of empathy? We discuss that and more in today's blog!
Unlock Creativity with Loomini’s Craft Supplies for Teachers and Educators"
As an educator or teacher, you know that the right supplies can make a huge difference in the classroom. Whether you’re looking to spruce up your b...
Making Learning Fun with Loomini's Jumbo Craft Sticks!"
Every teacher and parent knows that kids learn best when they are engaged and having fun. That's why Loomini's Jumbo Craft Sticks are the perfect t...
Unlock Your Child's Creativity with Loomini's Jumbo Craft Sticks!
As a parent or educator, you want to provide the best materials and resources to your children or students to help them learn, create, and develop....
How to Get Organized and Creative with Loomini’s 10 Drawer Rolling Craft Organizer Cart
Are you looking for a way to get organized and creative? If so, you’ve come to the right place! Loomini’s 10 Drawer Rolling Craft Organizer Cart is...
The Importance of Play in Social Emotional Learning
How bad is tech for kids? When are my kids using too much tech, and how important is real-life play? We explore this topic and the importance of play for children in today's Loomini blog!
How to Be An Emotionally Intelligent Parent
Am I an emotionally intelligent parent? How do I be an emotional intelligent parent? How to raise my child emotionally? We answer all this questions here in our latest Loomini blog!
"Is Your Child Struggling to Understand Cause and Effect? Here's What You Can Do"
Understanding cause and effect is an important skill for children to develop, as it helps them make sense of the world around them and understand how things work. When children understand cause and effect, they are better able to make predictions, solve problems, and make decisions. Parents and caregivers can help children understand cause and effect by using everyday examples, storytelling, hands-on activities, and asking questions. Providing children with opportunities to observe and explore cause and effect relationships will benefit their learning and development and set the stage for success in school and beyond.
Is unconditional love a relationship with no boundaries?
As a parent, it's no secret that we want nothing more than to shower our children with love and support. But let's be real, sometimes it can be tough to find the balance between giving our kids the love and guidance they need, and not being too controlling or overbearing. It's a delicate dance, but it's an important one to master. So, let's talk about it! How do you show unconditional love while also setting healthy boundaries with your child? Do you have any tried-and-true methods or techniques that have worked for you and your family? Share with us in the comments below, because let's face it, raising little humans isn't easy, and we could all use a little extra support and guidance along the way.
How to use deep breathing during a tantrum
As a parent, it's natural to feel overwhelmed and frustrated when your child is having a big emotion and you're at a loss for how to help them calm down. You might try reasoning with them, bribing them, threatening them, or even giving in to their demands, but as we all know, these tactics often only reinforce negative behavior and don't actually solve the problem at hand. So, what is the better way to deal with these big emotions?
Is there a wrong way to validating feelings?
As a parent, there's nothing more heart-wrenching than seeing your child in pain. Whether they are feeling sad, frustrated, or angry, it's natural to want to do whatever you can to make them feel better. But sometimes, our well-intentioned attempts to fix their problems can actually do more harm than good. In fact, one of the most invalidating things we can say to our child is 'I'm sorry you feel that way.' Instead, it's important to practice being present with our child amid their emotions and simply letting our presence be validating. Read on to learn why this approach is so important and how you can put it into practice.
5 Things to Do When Your Child Is Anxious
What to do when your child is anxious? You know your child is stressed, are the best things parents to do to help their child relieve or cope with stress? We dive into that today and offer 5 quick tips!