Take a moment to look around you. How many colors, shades and hues can you spot? A quick glance out of the window reveals a world of color that brings a vibrancy to life and influences our mood and emotions. Newborns have limited color recognition. Somewhere around 1 or 2 months of age, babies begin to […]
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Why should we, as parents, pay special attention to coordination-based physical activities? After all, young children are naturally active, aren’t they? If we spend more time on numbers and letters, children will make greater progress, right? Well… this is a common misconception we might have. By reading this article, you’ll discover that something as simple as
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Working in a nursery and preschool, I’ve never met a child who wasn’t interested in crafting in some way. Of course, I’ve encountered children, especially older ones, who stubbornly claimed they didn’t like drawing or refused to colour a winter snowman. However, those same children always found crafting activities they enjoyed and used the crayons
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Summer is in full swing, and we continue our series of inspiring ideas for playing with children. Today, we invite you to the world of sand – a natural material that offers endless possibilities and is certainly associated with vacation fun. You probably remember it from your own childhood. Playing with sand is a classic
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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Wind the bobbin up? Blackbirds baked in pie? It’s tempting to question the relevance of nursery rhymes in the 21st century. But ask any primary school teacher and they’ll tell you – the child who knows their nursery rhymes is almost always among the best readers and writers in their class. Nursery rhymes are such
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