From Big Feelings to Belonging

A child cries when a parent leaves, grabs a toy from a friend, shouts when a block tower falls, or retreats when a classroom feels too busy. To adults, these may look like behavior problems. For young children, however, behavior is often an attempt to communicate a feeling they cannot yet name. That is why… Read More

Welcome to a New School Year at HFYH!

The first week of school is almost here, and with it comes a mix of excitement, anticipation, and maybe a few nervous feelings for children and parents alike! You may also notice some extra tiredness, clinginess, or big emotions at home during those first few weeks. School requires a lot of energy! Give them time… Read More

The Heart of Sharing: November’s Social Emotional Learning Skill

Children learn about the world through their relationships. Sharing gives them a chance to practice generosity, patience, and connection. In November, we are helping students explore what it looks like to include others and care for the people around them. How Children Experience Sharing Sharing develops differently for every child. Some children share with ease,… Read More

Social Emotional Skills: August Focus on Identifying Emotions

At Home For Your Heart, we know that learning to identify emotions is just as important as learning numbers and letters. For our youngest learners, emotions can feel big and overwhelming. Helping children notice, name, and navigate those feelings builds the foundation for empathy, problem-solving, and healthy friendships. Families play the biggest role in this… Read More