The ‘Pretend’ talkies-Linguistic benefits of pretend play in toddlers
“I am a tea-cha today mumma, I do homm-a-ok”! “Homm-a-ok?” the mother chuckled at his innocent stutter. “It is teacher and homework, Ansh” “Homm-a-ok” he…
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READY, STEADY, PRETEND, PLAY!- Pretend Play In Early Childhood
Superman today? Maybe a Pirate? A Doctor seems good. Does your kid enjoy a different get-up each day? Like, he zooms past you, with a…
Not just Play…
Nature has its way for everything it has created. A child is a born seeker. He is constantly trying to figure out ways to familiarize…
Inside the ‘Drama’: Benefits Of Dramatic Play
In the previous blog Ready steady drama play, we divulged the whats and hows of dramatic play and how you can foster it in your…
World in Shades of Grey: The View of a Newborn
We all probably have one toy from our childhood that we held dearest to ourselves, that we have many memories of and one that we…
Why toddler tantrums are good and how to manage them
If we ask you what is one of the most challenging parts of raising a toddler, then it would most likely be their tantrums. child…
Thinking out of the box: Fostering critical thinking and independence in toddlers
Preeti was moving here and there anxiously. She had heaps of work pending but she couldn’t find her specs. Out of frustration, she muttered under…
The science behind developing resilience in kids
Whenever we get cold, we begin sneezing, get a fever or have a congestion. We resort to external measures like medications for it or use…
Tackling the ultimate parenting challenge of discipline
Teaching kids about discipline isn’t as hard as it might sound. It’s simply a matter of intentional parenting that teaches them important lessons to build character. Continuing from the…
Self-checks and balances-Baby self-control
“Behave yourself. Haven’t your parents taught you any self-control?” In the lives of kids, this rhetoric is inevitable. In their over-enthusiasm, innocence and curiosity, kids…