How worried should we be about increasing screen time?
While the COVID-19 pandemic has made us all go loose with our rules around screen time, it might be a good time to rethink and rewire ourselves.
Infants
What are the Benefits of Storytelling / Reading Stories to Children?
Storytelling is an essential part of a child’s early development. This article provides insight into how to use storytelling with your kids and why it’s so important for their emotional and cognitive growth.
7 Activities to Develop Fine Motor Skills in Toddlers
Fine motor skills start developing from very early in life and play a huge role in many critical activities that the children engage in during their life.
Babies & Toddlers Learn Object Permanence by Playing Peekaboo
Playing peekaboo with your baby or toddler can help develop object permanence. Read more on how to play peekaboo and why you should play it.
10 Breastfeeding Tips for New Moms
Here are some pointers that can help a new mother or mother-to-be in her breastfeeding journey. Breast milk is not just food, its potent medicine and a powerful medium of communication between mothers and babies.
Storytelling: The Defining Art of Learning
Storytelling helps build 21st century skills in children. This article points out why stories are an important tool for learning?
Autism Awareness: For Teachers and Parents
Autism Awareness: How to deal with children with autism in the classroom and at home. How to identify children with autism?
Parents: 6 Wrong Parenting Practices to Avoid
Each child is different. There is no handbook that can tell you exactly what to do. But there are some common mistakes parents make.
3 Tips on How to Raise a Well Balanced Child
This blog highlights 3 things you can do as a parent to raise a confident child. Do not label your child. Encourage social development and discipline.
Parents & Teachers: Why You Need to Think Beyond Nursery Rhymes
Neuroscience studies provide evidence that given the opportunity of regular varied and creative music provision, children in early years can develop the neural pathways that provide strong foundations not only for literacy and maths but for learning generally.