In the thoughtful spirit of Dr. Dana Suskind’s book, Parent Nation , we are reminded that a child’s journey of learning begins earlier than many of us ever realize — even before their first breath. From the warmth of the womb, a baby is already listening, feeling, and being shaped by the sounds of love, the rhythm of voices, and the steady reassurance of connection. Every soft word spoken, every song hummed, every moment of calm care becomes part of the beautiful foundation f

The Power of Shared Mealtimes & the Conversation Jar In today’s busy world, sitting down together as a family can sometimes feel like a lost tradition. Yet something as simple as sharing a meal can have a powerful impact on children’s emotional development, communication skills, and sense of belonging. At Little Scholars, we encourage families to aim for eating together whether it’s dinner, breakfast, or even a weekend lunch. These moments don’t have to be perfect or elaborat

At Little Scholars Schools, we believe that learning about kindness begins with seeing it in action. 💚 This week, our Edu-Gators have been discovering what it means to be a community helper  — someone who uses their hands, hearts, and time to make the world a little better for others. We’ve talked about the brave Veterans who serve our country, reminding us that helping is more than a job — it’s a way of showing love and care. To celebrate Veterans Day , our classrooms fil

At Little Scholars Schools, we believe every great reader begins long before they can read. The journey starts with something simple — a parent’s voice, a baby’s laughter, and the rhythm of a story shared with love. Why Reading Matters — Even for Babies Infants may not understand every word, but they feel your voice. The warmth of your tone, the rise and fall of your sentences, and the comfort of your presence build early pathways in the brain that shape language, focus, and