Did you know that 4 in 10 people have an insecure attachment style? Attachment styles describe how we connect with other people and they often stem from our early childhood experiences. Our attachment styles are influenced by the attachment styles of our parents, who were influenced by their parents, and so on. Luckily, when this
Bringing home your new little one is exciting, but what about your other baby—your beloved fur baby? Pets and newborns can form amazing bonds, and growing up with a pet can even help boost your child’s immune system and reduce allergies! But to make this transition smooth, a little prep goes a long way. From
I have never been a “morning person”. I don’t like waking up early, and I do best when I take my time in the morning. When my mom would wake me up to get ready for school (since I often chose not to listen to my alarm clock), it would take a lot of convincing
The early years of a child’s life are critical for brain development, and what children eat plays a pivotal role in shaping their cognitive, emotional, and physical health. The first five years are particularly important when the brain is creating and fortifying connections that will impact future learning, behavior, and overall health. For example, early
Consistency and routine are important aspects of a child’s life. (We even wrote a previous blog post about it!) In early childhood, a regular list and schedule of activities is helpful in teaching children basic skills and patterns they will follow for most of their lives. There’s definitely something comforting about consistency. Think about it:
Does an interruption to your child’s routines feel like the end of the world? Are you dreading the holiday season with all the running around? Kassidy Reinert is the clinical director for the ASSERT Autism Program in Weber School District. She outlined in her ECHO presentation at Utah State University how to not only survive
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