By: Andie Stallman Positive psychology is an area of study that focuses on how and why people flourish. Originally coined by psychologist and professor at the University of Pennsylvania, Martin E. Seligman, in the late 90s, research and work in this area focus on positive individual traits, experiences, and institutions. While many therapies and mental…
By Trevor Newton In preschool, big body play is crucial for skill development. As both an educator and a parent, I value providing opportunities for active play. The Big Blue Blocks from Imagination Playground offer a dynamic tool for fostering creativity and gross motor skills. Picture this: Dashel and Vivian, two spirited preschoolers, dive into…
By: Jennifer Stein Jennifer is a communications expert, active play enthusiast, and proud mom to two. From childhood squabbles to adult confidants, sibling relationships are often the longest lasting in many peoples’ lives. Did you know sibling relationships are emotionally influential and can have a lifelong impact on mental health? Ever wonder why siblings can…
