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Summer Creative Play Guide for School-Aged Children

By Tristan Ford-Hutchinson / May 28, 2019

Summer is almost here and soon your kids will be out of school! You may be wondering what to do with your kids while they are home for the summer. Here is your summer guide to creative play for your school-aged kids. Not only can you use this information for yourself, but it can be

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Quality of early care linked to outcome

By SitterTree / May 24, 2019

High-quality care before entering school has a significant impact on long-term outcomes. Tell Me More While there’s no evidence that anyone specific preschool program is better than another, substantial evidence underscores the fact that high-quality care leads to both short and long-term advantages to your child. The quality of care is not only reflected in

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The development of empathy

By SitterTree / May 17, 2019

Tiny cells in the brain that act like internal mirrors give us the capacity to copy actions and behaviors as well as feel or empathize with other people’s emotions. Tell Me More When I reach for something or feel something, my brain is activated. When I see you reach for something or feel something, my

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Healthy Kids: It Starts with Mom

By SitterTree / May 7, 2019

As a new mom, we learn to scrutinize every nuance of our baby to understand what the little person is trying to tell us.  Before long we know the difference in the cry for food and the cry from pain. We continuously monitor the signals our infant gives and we’re experts in non-verbal communication.  Why?

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Teaching children how to remember

By SitterTree / May 3, 2019

Children whose parents ask more questions about events and experiences tend to have significantly better memories than their less-questioned counterparts. Tell Me More The development of memory, like many functions, is extremely malleable during the toddler and preschool years. At this age, your child’s memory is particularly responsive to gentle but regular training. One activity

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May Date Night Giveaway: FREE Babysitting + FREE Home Organization

By SitterTree / May 1, 2019

Mom’s, just because Mother’s Day is over, does not mean you cannot still receive an amazing gift! This month we are giving away 3 hours of FREE home organization with Tidy Technique. You will be amazed at the transformation of your space! Don’t worry, you will still receive 3 hours of FREE babysitting from SitterTree!

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SitterTree’s Top 10 Sitters

By Jody Stephenson / April 30, 2019

I am frequently asked, “What makes SitterTree different?” Of all the apps and childcare platforms, “what makes SitterTree so special?” The answer is profoundly simple: quality. SitterTree’s #1 focus is providing quality babysitters to families in Atlanta and Athens. By quality, I am referring to young women who are role models, who are dreamers and

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Crying as a sign of stress

By SitterTree / April 26, 2019

We can’t solve the age-old debate about on-demand vs scheduled feedings here, but we can tell you that your baby has to get pretty worked up in order to ‘tell you’ that they are ready for their next meal. Tell Me More When is the last time you cried for a meal? Thanks to our

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Ask for Help

By SitterTree / April 16, 2019

I must fully acknowledge that I can’t imagine keeping these little ones alive without the support of my generous, ever-patient husband, who is a true partner in every sense of the word. But, I know that many moms are raising kids on their own and I think you are amazing-and that at times, every single

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Why children ask why

By SitterTree / April 12, 2019

As the parent of any preschool age child knows, ‘why?’ is one of the most frequently asked questions in the young child’s language arsenal. But why ‘Why?’? In addition to fact-finding tools, children’s questions are a mechanism for developing critical thinking skills. Tell Me More Preschooler’s questions play an important role in mind development, not

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