Play is a dynamic part of your child’s development or growth. Outdoor games help to establish your child’s strength and physical growth. On the other hand, indoor and educational games help to improve your toddler’s mental and learning abilities. However nowadays, due to loss of outdoor areas, increase of educational or academic pressure and excessive screen time, benefits of play are not fully reaching to the kids. Here are…
Kids in childcare are rewarded with many benefits beyond just getting watched. They can learn, grow, and develop in new ways when they are able to socialize. Learning from other children is a great way for your child to explore their own interests as well as learn about others who may have different backgrounds or cultures. While there is no substitute for spending time with other children at home,…
The first day of school after more than a year of online learning is a big step for both the children and their parents. The kids are excited to be back with their friends, but they’re also anxious about the new things that await them, like being face to face interaction with teachers, facing the class physically and expressing themselves and making new friends. The parents have an equally…
. Many children exhibit behavioral problems, which can have a negative effect on their lives. This can include tantrums, extreme mood swings, and even violent outbursts. There are many factors that contribute to this behavior. In order to help your child overcome their behavior problems, it is important to understand the causes of these behaviors. With some simple changes in your behavior and more research into what is causing…
Disappointment is something that can affect anyone at any age and it may seem like a rare experience for children, but it’s important for parents to know how to react when their child is feeling disappointed. What are the ways kids tend to say they’re disappointed? How can parents help them through the difficult moments? How do they make sure they don’t feel rejected or misunderstood? Parents will find…
Physical activity is one of the most important things children will do. Not only is physical activity great for physical development, but it also aids in cognitive growth as well. The movement involved with physical activity can help with both gross and fine motor development in children, and the cognitive function of children often increases with the increased oxygen and break from formal learning activities. Children also learn best…
School Readiness is important. When your child is going off to school, you want to make sure that they are ready. However, as a parent, it can seem that kindergarten requirements change every year. The good news is that they really don’t change as much as you think. Getting your child ready for school will take patience, but it is well worth it. Academic Skills Academic skills are essential…
Language development begins in the womb. Babies can hear our voices even before they get here. They may not understand language as we do, but they begin to recognize familiar voices. Once they are born, language develops rapidly for the first few years. Talking to Your Infant For Language Development The most important thing you can do is talk to your infant. You want to do so in a…
Childhood obesity is a growing problem globally. Obesity for all ages is a billion-dollar industry. As parents, you may be wondering how to keep your child fit without making them feel like you are doing something boring and healthy. It seems like children hear healthy and run the other way. The best way to keep your kids fit is to help them be active in fun and unique ways….
Early childhood is a time for showing off, mixing fact and fiction, and learning how to think about the world using language. This is without being able to test the effects of our thoughts, actions, and plans, on the world, as we shall have to do later in life; but is enabled by language that is understood by others. We have been having great fun learning that language, and…
