Unoccupied play, though seemingly simple, plays a crucial role in your child’s early years. This type of play lays the foundation for various developmental milestones and offers parents a unique insight into their child’s world. By learning about unoccupied play, you will see your little one’s actions in a new light. You’ll discover how to support […]
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Undoubtedly, we are in a period of smaller and larger trips using various means of transportation. Traveling with children can be a significant challenge. Children handle it differently; some do well, while others struggle. The tricky part is that even those who have previously had no issues with several-hour flights or car trips might “surprise”
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Pointing is the point of finger painting. Or, more precisely, finger isolation. Most view finger painting as a seminal childhood experience. When it comes to finger painting with babies, though, some parents may find pause. Are these children too young for such an activity? Are they truly getting anything out of it? The answer might
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If you’re looking for a fun and productive way to entertain your child at home, a treasure basket may be the answer. A treasure basket is easy and affordable to put together. It also has educational benefits for child as it encourages exploration and offers a sensory experience that benefits children’s auditory, visual, and tactile
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As your baby becomes accustomed to life outside the womb, you’ll find that she starts to take an interest in the world around her. At first, that’s not much more than the difference between light and dark or your face coming into view (from no more than a foot away). But even though her vision
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