As a parent of a 4 year old you are probably experiencing lots of questions about everything! Why is the sky blue? What is that you are using? How does that work? Who are you talking too? When can we go to the park? This is the age of wonderment and your child is becoming more aware of everyday routines, activities and their environment. It is important to answer as many of these questions as you can.Their communication skills are on the increase and they are interacting and

Thank you for attending our 2-part Webinar Controlling the Chaos, we really enjoyed working with Adrian from Farran Street Education in putting this great webinar together for you and your centres. We were asked many questions over the 2 sessions and we didn’t have the opportunity to answer them all on the day, so here are some of the questions along with our answers. Toddler room, sometimes we find it hard to transition 10 kids with 2 staff with hand washing to lunch, please

You probably thought this time would never come but congratulations you have survived the terrible twos and are now entering what Back On Track have named, the thriving threes. One of the major factors that living with a three year old starts to improve is because their language is expanding, vocabulary growing and receptive language (understanding) is evident in the daily routines of the day. There will be the never-ending barrage of questions, which are a very normal devel

Your child turning two is a big milestone for you and your child. It can be a challenging year ahead, but with a little guidance and a strong routine it can be an enjoyable and fun 12 months. From a developmental perspective your child is experiencing and learning to regulate their emotions, moods and feelings and they are also becoming aware of your feelings and moods and can be influenced by these. “Terrible Two’s” is how this age is referred to by most of society. However,