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Michele Borba: Ellen Galinsky’s Mind in the Making- absolute MUST read that will change lives

Posted: May 16th, 2010 by Michele Borba


Let me start with full disclosure: I adore Ellen Galinsky’s work. I’ve read all her books, follow her on twitter, love her website, Mindinthemaking.org, and have been an avid fan of the Families and Work Institute (of which she is President and Co-founder) for over a decade. Her commitment and research that focuses on early learning [...]



Michele Borba: Study Finds Impact Day Care On Teens. How to choose a quality day care.

Posted: May 14th, 2010 by Michele Borba


Over 2.3 million American kids under five are cared for at day care centers. If you’re like most parents, I’m sure you’ve pondered the age-old question: “What impact does child care have on my child? Now there’s an answer. A federally funded study by the Early Child Care Research Network just released results that will [...]



Michele Borba: Easing Toddler Separation Anxiety

Posted: July 29th, 2009 by Michele Borba


By Michele Borba I’m starting back to work a couple days a week and I’m in a panic. My toddler clings and cries so hard when I leave just to go to the grocery store that breaks my heart. Is there anyway to help my daughter feel more secure now? Thank you!                                     [...]



Michele Borba: Taming Temper Tantrums and Kid Meltdowns

Posted: July 28th, 2009 by Michele Borba


By Michele Borba   REALITY CHECK: Research shows the longer you give a tantrum attention, the longer it lasts. The moment a meltdown begins, ensure your child’s safety and then ignore, ignore, ignore. When my three-year-old doesn’t get her way, she puts on a tantrum that could win her an Oscar. What is the best [...]



How to Choose the Right Day Care

Posted: July 21st, 2009 by Michele Borba


By Michele Borba Of course you want a great day care for your child. But how to you know which facility is the best one for your child? My strongest recommendation: Observe a few. And always observe when children are there. It will help you decide if it’s a place you want your child to [...]