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You can help your older child adjust to the new addition. Here are 5 ways to make sure that your older child adjusts well to the new sibling in your family.

Bathing time can be a fun with your child but sure to keep these bathing tips in mind.

Developing healthy eating habits in your child is very important, and the earlier you can get your kids eating healthy, the better off they'll be in the long run.

Developing healthy eating habits in your child is very important, and the earlier you can get your kids eating healthy, the better off they'll be in the long run.

Eggs are high in protein, lutein, zinc, and omega 3 fatty acids that can help a child concentrate. First School suggests 10 brain boosting foods for your child. Visit below blog for more details.

You can take some measures to boost your child immune system. Read this blog to know more.

Exercise is proven to amplify the brain's metabolism which leads to improved memory. Learn more about exercise benefits in the recent blog of First School!

The Moon has lots of details that you and your child can observe just by looking up. Learn the best ways to let children explore the night sky in the blog of First School.

Know 10 tips to help parents with child care while flying. Read First School's latest blog to know more.

There are some things you can do to help make this important meeting a success. Learn how you can make the most of conference time with your kids' teacher. Read First School's latest blog to know more.

Valentine's Day is a wonderful day to show your children how you feel about them. First School shares a list of sweet messages to win over your dear one's heart.

Regardless of the specific circumstances, single moms take a number of tactics to support themselves and their children without the assistance of a spouse. First school shares an inspirational blog saluting single moms on their brave efforts.

Moving up into a new classroom is an exciting time filled with fun, new opportunities. Read First School blog to make your child's transition to a new classroom.

Lisa Parisi's blog post about a collaborative writing experience. Today was the day that we skyped with our writing partners. Brian Crosby and I started a collaborative writing project based on the book The Mysteries of Harris Burdick, by Chris van Allsburg. We partnered up our students on individual stories from the book. Their assignment is to create an original story based on a picture and a title. After enlisting Christine Southard for this project, we then duplicated it for 8 other teachers. Each story is going to be written and edited in a Google doc. It will then be published in our Class Booktalk Wiki, where VoiceThreads will be available for the students to compare story versions.