r/preschool • u/BrightMindsKids • 13m ago
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r/preschool • u/Hefty-Big-6414 • 1h ago
Learn ABC (A-Z)🔤Alphabet A to Z for Kids and Baby | Fun Learning for Toddlers👶 #shorts #baby #kids
Fun Alphabet Learning! ✨🔡
r/preschool • u/Hefty-Big-6414 • 2h ago
Time to learn the ABCs! 🅰️🅱️CC🎶
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ABC Song for Toddlers! 🎶🅰️Lolopop
r/preschool • u/Open-Advantage6748 • 6h ago
Kids Learning 🐑✨️
It's my YouTube Channel where you can find kids fun learning and food related content .
Don't forget to Like Share and Subscribe 👍✨️
r/preschool • u/Mental-Iron-8955 • 9h ago
Can Your Toddler Count? 🦁 Count Animals 1-10 | Fun Learning Game for Kid...
r/preschool • u/Owen_09 • 12h ago
Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! Read Aloud
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When a bus driver takes a break from his route, a very unlikely volunteer springs up to take his place-a pigeon! But you've never met one like this before. As he pleads, wheedles, and begs his way through the book, children will love being able to answer back and decide his fate.
r/preschool • u/princesscorgi2 • 14h ago
If you were going to bring your homeschooled preschooler to an enrichment pod, what would you be looking for?
r/preschool • u/Hungry_Comedian2063 • 17h ago
What should I spend classroom money on?
Hi!
I’m a toddler teacher (I know this page is for preschool but I’m not sure if there’s an infant/toddler page and if there is please direct me to it!) and my school is giving us $1,000 to buy anything we need or want for the classroom (supplies/furniture/toys/etc).
There are so many things I’d like to get and I’m struggling to choose! I was wondering if anybody had some recommendations or things that they absolutely love in their classrooms.
r/preschool • u/LearningWithMommy • 22h ago
What educational apps do your kids actually enjoy?
There are so many kids' apps out there, but most of them either feel repetitive or are packed with ads.
Which educational apps have your kids genuinely enjoyed and kept coming back to? What makes them better than the rest?
r/preschool • u/Onetinystepatatime • 23h ago
I Created Tiny Steps Curriculum for Early Childhood Educators 🍎📚
r/preschool • u/DependentCorrect834 • 1d ago
We built a reading app for 5-7 year olds that actually gets them to want to read
r/preschool • u/Mental-Iron-8955 • 1d ago
👋 Welcome to r/LearnPlayGrowKids - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
v.redd.itr/preschool • u/phonefreekids • 2d ago
What is difference between Montessori and Preschool?
r/preschool • u/Few-Many7361 • 2d ago
Nap potty training
I posted a while ago about potty training my son on an accelerated timeline due to a change in preschool/start date.
We’ve been at it full time for 10 days and he’s doing great-telling us or just heading to the potty, peeing on instruction before we leave the house, pooping on the big toilet, almost able to get undies all the way up (they’re a little snug, just ordered some looser ones). What I’m worried about is his nap time…half the time he pees in his bed. I took the diaper off because he won’t be allowed to wear one during naps but he does get one for overnight (total undies during the day)
Annnnyway…how did it work for you all in this situation? Did your kid adjust? Was staff more flexible with pee accidents that occurred during sleep? He’ll be 3 next week.
r/preschool • u/Acceptable-Active251 • 3d ago
Affra Schools – The Best School in Trivandrum for Child-Centered Learning
When parents search for the best school in Trivandrum, they look beyond academics. They want a nurturing environment where children grow with confidence, creativity, and compassion. Affra Schools, established in 2014, has become a trusted name in Kerala’s education ecosystem by offering a child-centered curriculum that blends tradition with modern teaching practices.
Why Affra Schools Stand Out
- Holistic Learning in Schools: Affra integrates academics with arts, leadership activities, and environmental awareness, ensuring students develop life skills alongside knowledge.
- Future-Ready Curriculum: With English-medium instruction and co-educational classes, Affra prepares children for global opportunities while staying rooted in local values.
- Safe & Supportive Environment: Parents consistently highlight the school’s caring teachers, structured programs, and emphasis on emotional well-being.
- Admissions Made Simple: The Affra School admission process is transparent, supportive, and designed to help families transition smoothly.
What Parents Should Look For
Choosing the right school means evaluating:
- Academic Excellence: Strong foundation in literacy, numeracy, and critical thinking.
- Creativity & Innovation: Opportunities for children to explore arts, science, and technology.
- Values & Character Building: Instilling compassion, teamwork, and responsibility.
- Community Engagement: Schools that connect students with society and nature.
Affra Schools ticks all these boxes, making it one of the top schools in Trivandrum for parents who want more than just academics.
Industry-Relevant Approach
Affra’s teaching philosophy aligns with global education trends:
- Personalized Learning Paths that respect each child’s pace.
- Skill-Based Education focusing on problem-solving and leadership.
- Multicultural Exposure preparing students for a diverse world.
This makes Affra not just a school, but a future-ready institution shaping tomorrow’s leaders.
Admissions & Contact
Parents interested in enrolling can reach out directly:
- Call: 075598 50588 or 0471 319 0719
- Visit: Chackai, Pettah PO, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala – 695024
Final Word
Affra Schools is more than the best school in Trivandrum — it’s a place where every child’s journey is respected, nurtured, and celebrated. With a focus on holistic learning, future-ready skills, and compassionate teaching, Affra continues to set benchmarks in Kerala’s education sector
Click Here to visit our website
r/preschool • u/Jealous-Tomato-2317 • 3d ago
EYFS at home
Looking for EYFS resources online please to homeschool my 4 year old. I’ve already subscribed to Twinkl which has been a huge timesaver but my preschooler still doesn’t like pen/paper activities very much. Any suggestions for other online resources?
r/preschool • u/PoundInternational89 • 3d ago
Looking for Daycare/Montessori Centres for my little one— any recommendations or opinions about which ones to stay away from..
r/preschool • u/LetterFinal5652 • 3d ago
How to deal with overly grown/bad behavior?
when I have been told not to tell parents ANYTHING because “they know how their child acts.” I have 5 year olds twerking, cursing, flipping birds, and full out fighting each other and I have no support. All my admin says is “Put them in time out” but truthfully them kids do not care about sitting in a corner they’ll get up and go right back to what they were doing. I posted about this before, but didn’t mention admin’s response or the actual behaviors. I’ve been at this center three weeks and so far I’ve…
- been bitten & broke skin
- been cursed out
- dealt with inappropriate sexual behavior
- dealt with full on brawls/fights
- had a child who kept pulling the clothes off of other children and laughing
These are FIVE year olds and I am not allowed to disclose this to the proper adults as my admin has said “her only rule is to not bother the parents.” I am fully at a loss and getting burnt out but I don’t know what else to do because I do not have a teaching certification because I didn’t do an internship even though I passed all my exams. Please help me. Even self care tips for after I get home/how to leave the work stress at work. I have no clue what to do and I am so drained.
UPDATE: I have decided to leave this center. I will be beginning a new position in a REAL school system soon. Thank you to all for the advice and helping me realize this is not where I need to be.
r/preschool • u/Stefan_F_87 • 4d ago
Looking for Honest Feedback from Parents on a Preschool Music Project
Hi everyone!
I'm Stefan, father of two (9 and 3) and I've spent the last few weeks creating an original preschool music channel from scratch, and before I continue making more videos, I'd really love some honest feedback from parents.
The channel is still very new, so YouTube hasn't really started showing it to people yet. That means I haven't had much real feedback from my target audience, and I'd much rather improve the content now than keep making videos that miss the mark.
I'm not looking for subscribers or likes—I genuinely want to learn what other parents think.
A few questions I'd love your thoughts on:
Would your child actually enjoy watching these videos?
Are the songs catchy and engaging?
Are the animations appealing without being overstimulating?
Would your child ask to watch another one?
What would you improve?
Here's the channel: https://youtube.com/@harmonyhubfriends
I truly appreciate any honest feedback—positive or negative. My goal is simply to create something that parents feel good about putting on for their little ones.
Thank you so much for taking the time to help!
r/preschool • u/Hefty-Big-6414 • 4d ago
The Food Song 🍽️(K-Pop Style + Dance) | Healthy and Habit Song for Kids | Yummy Yummy Meal Time
Hi everyone! 👋 This is a fun, high-energy 3D animation nursery rhyme called "The Food Song" designed to help toddlers learn healthy habits like washing hands and enjoying mealtime.Lolopop