
Did you know that the more time you spend reading books or stories to your child, the more they will learn? Exposure to language is an important part of cognitive development. Spending quality time together through facilitative learning like in...
Read More ›Young children can be highly active during their developmental years. While that level of energy may tend to overflow at times, it's a key component of their physical development— the more they move, the better they build and refine the large...
Read More ›As you watch your children grow, you may notice the milestones they reach. How exciting it is to see your kids do things on their own from being a toddler to a preschooler - from standing, walking, babbling, picking up, throwing, and catching...
Read More ›As children grow, they become more curious about their surroundings and their eagerness to learn is overflowing. They would ask questions about things and explore them on their own. Interactions with their family members and the people around...
Read More ›Toddlerhood is the stage when children, around age 12 to 36 months old, begin to shift from dependent infants to independent individuals. This is when they begin to show a sense of identity so 'no-saying' or saying 'no' to anything and everything...
Read More ›Like us, our children need to be able to explore and do things on their own to learn. Thus, aside from structured and guided learning, we must make sure that they have time to play on their own terms in what is called 'free play.' Free play is...
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