| It's also common for preschoolers to react to a parent's departure by regressing to younger behaviors, such as whining or asking for a bottle. |
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| A circle of preschoolers listening to a story are beefing up their language abilities. |
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| She was impressed that a 17-year-old would want to face a roomful of preschoolers. |
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| Four percent of preschoolers were cared for primarily by a nanny or babysitter. |
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| Is the country being run by a bunch of preschoolers who can't process all those big words and will only sit still for a colorful picture book? |
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| This all serves to demonstrate the preschoolers ' broad competence when they are screened for admission to the target school a year or two later. |
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| Providing music and movement classes for preschoolers and primary-school children has become a New Zealand success story. |
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| Over in the New Concept wing, the preschoolers watch a video narrated by Ossie Davis on how snow is made. |
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| Expressions of humor through silliness, nonsense words, or rhymes particularly enthrall preschoolers. |
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| When mothers of preschoolers worked, their family income rose above the poverty line. |
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| Imagine if there were a truck that rattled its way across small town America educating preschoolers about modern architecture! |
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| The preschoolers and seniors attend chapel together and share story-time once a week. |
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| Resolve that this can and should be the year that zero preschoolers go hungry based on your quixotic grandstanding. |
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| Older preschoolers also have a growing understanding of written language and the conventions of print. |
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| Verbal disapproval, when used alone, has been shown to increase noncompliance, and shouted commands often result in excitatory effects in preschoolers. |
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| Her Syllabus course paired up graduate students and preschoolers as co-researchers, stressing that it should be an equal exchange. |
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| The wide selection of playground chants, tongue twisters and limericks will keep preschoolers giggling and amused. |
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| Since 1910, the YWCA Regina has been serving people from all walks of life, from preschoolers to seniors. |
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| Made up of dozens of red handprints, the stripes reflect the involvement of every Rivermont student from 3-year-old preschoolers to high-school seniors. |
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| The long road home ReprintsTen states do not provide any funding at all for preschoolers, and some appear to fund it only haphazardly. |
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| Encouraging preschoolers to play actively everyday helps create a pattern that may stay with them the rest of their lives. |
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| Their children join the preschoolers outside, and Liu pours a cup of coffee while she waits for her new mothers' group to gather. |
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| Visual impairment caused by refractive error, amblyopia, strabismus, and astigmatism is a common condition among young children, affecting 5 to 10 percent of all preschoolers. |
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| And naps have to be a good thing for preschoolers, surely, since they need to unwind and get enough sleep for their brains to develop? |
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| The number of preschoolers requiring extensive dental work suggests that many other parents make the same mistake. |
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| It puts preschoolers in control with bright symbols, spoken instructions, and stimulating games and activities. |
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| Be aware that if preschoolers eat only a limited number of foods their intake of important nutrients will be limited. |
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| Build up a videotape library of your kids' favourite shows-because preschoolers love to watch the same programs over and over again. |
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| They walked single file, strung together, not unlike a class of preschoolers caravanning up Broadway. |
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| Now, the face of poverty tends to be much younger, belonging often to children, especially preschoolers, and their parents. |
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| Infants, toddlers and preschoolers need these nurturing interactions most of their waking hours. |
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| Rose and her two preschoolers wave excitedly to the driver as she pulls into the parking lot. |
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| I have a two-hour commute to work each day, two preschoolers to take to daycare 40 minutes from home, 15 minutes from work. |
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| The pedophile is often imagined as the dishevelled old man baldly offering candy to preschoolers. |
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| Toddlers and preschoolers worry about being separated from their parents. |
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| A growing body of research focuses on the consequences of low early numeracy in preschoolers and kindergartners. |
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| Both surprise eggs content and nursery rhymes content on their own have a huge following of preschoolers on YouTube. |
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| She always said that preschoolers danced adorably, so it was no wonder that she opened a dance school for them. |
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| The toilet training seat is designed for both toddlers and preschoolers. |
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| The facility boasts two multi-sport fields, an indoor playground for preschoolers, and a 240-metre, three-lane running track in addition to a permanent home for the Yellowknife Air Cadet Squadron. |
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| Somehow, in the busyness of parenting two teenagers, my wife and I had held on to a habit that made sense when our children were preschoolers but now was far from appropriate. |
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| Covers how to plan healthy meals and snacks based on the food guide, foods that can cause choking, snacking and dental health, vegetarian preschoolers, foods allergies and food intolerances, and food safety. |
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| Since the early 1990s there has been a push to encourage the full workforce participation of parents of preschoolers, by publicly funding preschool and child care resources. |
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| Like the preschoolers, a class of first graders at the Bartov School in Ra'anana also decided, of their own accord, to forgo the traditional Lag Ba'omer bonfire this year. |
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| Some of the same genes that spark growth spurts in preschoolers predispose adults to obesity, a new study suggests. |
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| So it is a key activity for counteracting the effects of anglicization and should be encouraged for preschoolers at home and for children in Junior and Senior Kindergarten. |
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| Egger found that children who met her depression criteria as preschoolers were seven times as likely to experience depression four years down the road. |
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| The study examined in this brief utilized data from 8,000 preschoolers who were part of a large longitudinal study. |
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| Because preschoolers are more prone to exhibiting aggressive behaviour after watching shows containing violence, parents should restrict their exposure to violent programming, especially cartoons. |
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| Established in 1983 by a group of seven mothers who had preschoolers with challenging needs, Step-by-Step has evolved to service 130 preschoolers and their families. |
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| Babies and preschoolers have the best chance of becoming successful learners throughout life when they get warm and loving care, good nutrition, and lots of time being read to and hearing stories. |
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| Some boards, for example, have chosen to offer full-time Junior Kindergarten while others prefer to offer special literacy programs for preschoolers. |
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| Through a mixture of games, stories and songs, the bilingual television program Chez Hélène gave English-speaking preschoolers an opportunity to learn French. |
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| Purchase of equipment and snacks for preschoolers. |
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| Preschoolers expand their vocabulary and learn sentence structure. |
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