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As someone who is passionate about early childhood education, I am always eager to share information about how children develop and learn.

As a parent or caregiver, it can be tough to come up with new and exciting activities that don't require a lot of preparation time. That's why we've put together this list of No Prep Activities for 3 Year Olds 

Are you struggling to keep your 2-year-olds entertained and engaged? It's not always easy to come up with fun and age-appropriate activities that will hold their attention. But don't worry, we've got you covered!

As a fellow parent, I understand the challenge of finding new and exciting activities to keep children entertained. It can be tough! And as they grow up, their interests and preferences can change so quickly!

Fine motor skills are the foundation of many daily tasks we take for granted as adults, such as typing on a keyboard, buttoning a shirt, or holding a pencil.

As your little one turns two, you may find yourself marveling at how quickly time has flown by. Your toddler is growing and changing every day.

If you have an 18-month-old at home, you may have a lot of questions about your child's development. It's an exciting time as your little one is becoming more independent and curious about the world around them.

If you're always looking for fun and engaging activities to keep your toddlers and kids busy outside, then you're in the right place. We've compiled a list of 50 exciting outdoor activities that are perfect for young children.

As a parent of a 3-year-old, you might be looking for new ways to keep your child entertained and engaged at home (which is exactly why I started Learning with Kelsey!). 

Learning to recognize and identify colors is an important part of early childhood education. It’s also fun and exciting to better understand the w...

Before starting Learning with Kelsey, I was an elementary school teacher. I started teaching 3rd grade in 2012. I taught 3rd grade for 3 years and...

Letter recognition is an important building block for preschoolers' reading and writing development. Recognizing letters allows children to begin ...