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The 3-Minute Reset: How to Shift a Child’s Mood Without Saying a Word
With holidays approaching, routines unravel. There are new faces, unfamiliar places, skipped naps, and overstimulating days. For young children, even joyful moments can feel overwhelming. And for parents, it’s easy to feel like you’re constantly managing meltdowns, transitions, and emotional whiplash. But sometimes, the most powerful way to help your child isn’t through words—it’s through movement, rhythm, and presence. Here’s how to use a simple 3-minute reset to shift your

Adrienne
Nov 22 min read
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The Parent’s Role in Play: Why Your Presence Matters More Than Perfection
You don’t need a degree in child development to make play meaningful. Whether you love themed crafts, spontaneous dance parties, or quiet...

Adrienne
Oct 12 min read
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Musical Chess: Slowing Down, Building Skills, and Creating Lifelong Connections
Screens are everywhere. They keep kids busy, but they rarely give them the chance to slow down, think deeply, or connect with what makes them human. Musical Chess is designed to do just that:

Adrienne
Aug 293 min read
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Why Chess Is the Perfect Place to Let Your Child Fail (And Why That’s a Good Thing)
As parents and caregivers, it’s in our DNA to protect our kids. We want them to feel proud of themselves, to succeed, to be confident. So...

Adrienne
Aug 102 min read
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An Occupational Therapist’s Take on Musical Chess: What It Builds + Easy Home Tips
As parents, we’re always on the lookout for activities that are both enriching and engaging. But beyond just keeping kids busy, the best...

Adrienne
Jul 223 min read
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The Fascinating Connection Between Chess and Music: Why It’s Perfect for Young Learners
At first glance, chess and music may seem worlds apart. One is a game of strategy, the other an art form built on rhythm and melody. But...

Adrienne
May 102 min read
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