060 - Preschool Readiness Without The Stress with Candy Chan

Discerning Parenting

Many parents worry when their three-year-olds aren't yet reading or writing, fearing they might be falling behind. Today's podcast episode will address these concerns by exploring early literacy milestones and expectations.
Candy Chan, an Oxford Brain Story Certified educator, a Certified Emotional Intelligence Life Coach, and a Certified Health and Wellness Coach are joining today's conversation. With her wealth of knowledge, Candy sheds light on the intricacies of early childhood literacy, offering valuable insights and practical advice for parents navigating this crucial developmental stage.
Whether you're a concerned parent seeking guidance or simply curious about early childhood education, this episode promises to be both informative and enlightening. Tune in to gain invaluable knowledge and empower your child's literacy development journey.
About our guest:
Candy Chan is an Oxford Brain Story Certified educator, Emotional Intelligence Life Coach, and Health and Wellness Coach. With over 11 years of experience teaching preschool and a background in Children's Ministry, she understands the crucial role of emotional intelligence in child development. Candy's journey, from Stanford alum with patents to founding Hoppity Learning, is driven by her belief in empowering parents and children alike. Through Hoppity Learning, she aims to nurture strong parent-child connections and equip families with emotional intelligence skills for a brighter future.

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