Children go through different stages of development over the years. And they learn more from books that have pictures and labels for people and things on the pages. The following is a list of book types that young children learn the most from. (1) Picture Book Picture books are for children 3 to 8 years of age. Children of this age have longer attention spans. So you can sit with them longer and read to them from picture books. In these books, the illustrations dominate more than the text. The text and illustrations complement each other. The pictures play an equally important role as the ..read more

Are your children ready to go back to school after the holidays? It is very important to be sure that you are thinking of buying only uniforms for children and P.E but also their exercise book, drawing book, colorful book and also need to choose the right notebook for their educational journey. So we may help parents who are preparing for this not only their exercise books but also their other behaviors to make sure you choose the right choice for some books that are emotionally satisfying. Exercise Book A strong and durable exercise book would not confuse you during studying. Therefore, Good ..read more

Many parents probably recognize that being outside in nature is good for their children’s health. And the kids who play outside are smarter, happier, more attentive, and less anxious than kids who spend more time indoors.  There are a few things we should know about why nature is good for kids’ minds. It builds confidence: Kids play in nature has more advantages than most types of indoor play. There are infinite ways to interact with outdoor environments and it will let your child choose how he treats nature. (Meaning: he can learn how to control his own actions.) It improves social ..read more

Emotional competence is an important life skill. Children with a high level of emotional competence, tend to have more friends, do better at school, and are more likely to help others. Emotional competence has three components: understanding, expression and regulation. And these are all things parents can help their children to master. One way children can learn about emotions is by talking about them with their parents. So here are six phrases that could help with your child’s emotional development. 1. It’s OK to feel what you are feeling Children and adolescents worry about not bei ..read more

The ability to communicate effectively is a key skill, and the better we are at it, the better our quality of life will be. We begin communicating from the moment we are born; letting our mothers know we have arrived with our first cry. As a child develops, it is important we nurture their communication skills so they are capable of expressing themselves, clearly and confidently, in all aspects and areas of their life. If we consider the stages of a child’s development: they communicate first with their parents, then with siblings and friends, and then with other adults such as their school ..read more

As a parent, you actively support your child’s learning.  Today – more than ever before – we must help children develop an appreciation for mathematics.  In doing so, they are sure to master the subject. Our world is becoming increasingly technological. As a result, it demands for a strong skill set in mathematics in both our personal and professional lives. As technological innovations continue to progress, these demands are expected to increase over the lifetimes of today’s kids. As a parent, it is our job to ensure that our kids are equipped with the skills that are needed to ..read more

Painting with young children not only helps their creative development but it also stimulates their brain. Stimulating children’s brain can also help other areas of their development. When setting up a painting activity for young children, stop and think about what areas of children’s development it may be helping. Most children enjoy a good messy painting experience, this will allow them to freely express themselves and develop their creativity. Young children will use their bodies to move around exploring as they go, whereas non mobile children will need further support in making sure they c ..read more

Have you ever seen a child smooth cool finger paint over a sheet of paper with both hands, pulling her fingertips through the paint to make squiggles? Or observed a child coloring in bountiful spirals with crayons? If yes, then you have seen the concentration on these children’s faces, and the joyful expressions of art explored. You have witnessed creative art in process! Most of us instinctually know that art is important for our children; we simply believe it’s important because we’ve seen our children deeply involved in art. But beyond what we feel and believe, there is much factual informa ..read more

Are there children around you or in your home who are using the phone? And have you  studied how screen time can affect children?  How does it affect a baby’s brain?  According to the structure of the brain, our behavior, the brain deals with emotions. The brain  creates. In addition, language skills; balance; the brain controls all the senses of touch.  Let’s see what this has to do with phones.  The phone has a blue light. The light emitted by blue screens, such as TV screens and Phone  screens, can definitely damage the brain.  Not in a day.  It ..read more

Child development is the development of a child’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being from birth to adulthood. It is influenced by environmental factors and the child’s learning ability. There are 5 primary stages in the development of a child for their children. Although some mothers already know, some do not. So in this post, we will share our knowledge. (1)   Cognitive development skills The first step is to develop cognitive development skills. For example, two-month-old babies use their eyes and hands to touch things around them. As you can see, 5-year-olds ..read more