Potty training is an exciting milestone for both parents and children. Learning to use the potty is a new skill for your little one, and it will happen when they are physically and developmentally ready. When Should You Start Potty Training? Did you know that by the age of one, most babies have stopped doing night-time poos? By age two, some children may even have a dry day, although this is still quite early. By age three, around 9 out
At Witty Kiddies Gillingham, we celebrated Victory in Europe Day (VE) Day on May 8th with a range of thoughtful and engaging activities designed to help the children learn about the significance of this historical event. The nursery was adorned with red, white, and blue decorations, creating a vibrant and patriotic atmosphere. Both staff and children came dressed in themed colours to mark the occasion. Throughout the day, the children participated in various hands-on activities. They helped mix and bake
Oh, that’s how that works—wow! Your preschooler’s inquisitive little mind is going ten million miles an hour as they start putting together all the information that they’ve gathered about the world during toddlerhood, from motion and body movements to using new materials and supplies to craft something unique.And, according to our experts, that makes this the perfect time to start helping kids build early science skills and more. There will be focus throughout this year on mastering letters, sounds, and
Just when you were getting the hang of having a baby, it’s time to go back to work. Besides the expected changes (picking your tasks back up, catching up on all the office gossip you’ve missed), your priorities have shifted now that you’re a parent. Lunch breaks might turn into pumping time, while happy hours look more like heading out early to pick up the baby. There will be focus throughout this year on mastering letters, sounds, and words. You’ll
