Key points: 1. Early education can foster fairness in children, leading them to treat others fairly even at personal cost. 2. The Abecedarian…
Key points: Emotional and social development is just as important as physical, linguistic, and cognitive development for children’s overall well-being and success in…
Key points: Recent studies highlight the importance of children’s right to be heard in matters that affect them. Children are experts in their…
Key points: 1. Movement play is crucial for early childhood development, impacting physical, linguistic, social-emotional, and cognitive areas. 2. Movement play involves various…
Key points: 1. Babies’ brain development depends on responsive interactions with caregivers. 2. “Serve and return interactions” with caregivers are critical for building…
Key points: 1. “Being there” involves serve and return interactions. 2. Occasional lapses in attention are normal. 3. Not all stress is harmful….
Key points: Tantrums are a normal part of toddler development. Understanding your child’s emotions can prevent tantrums. Identify possible tantrum triggers like hunger,…
Why do, all of a sudden, adults become fluent in “motherese” or baby-talk when there’s a baby in the proximity? Key Points: 1….
Key points: 1. Babies can learn a second language with a play-based program in just one hour per day. 2. Bilingualism enhances cognitive…
Key points: 1. Music is vital for a toddler’s development, enhancing cognitive, social, and emotional skills. 2. Exposing toddlers to music helps them…
Key points: 1. Prodigies focus on consuming knowledge rather than creating new ideas. 2. Creative children often keep original ideas to themselves. 3….
Key points: Research shows that the age at which babies reach a milestone can be a sign of later outcomes for children with…
Key points: Human babies have been biologically programmed to respond to certain nurturing practices which are necessary for healthy brain development. Some modern…
Key points: Summer vacations can lead to educational disparities, with children lacking enriching learning opportunities falling behind their peers. Efforts to address this…
Key points: The quality of early attachments significantly affects how people form and maintain social relationships throughout life. There are four main types…
Key Points: The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) previously recommended no screen time for babies during the first two years of life, but…
Key points: 1. Locking eyes with your baby during playtime can boost their attention span. 2. Parental attention significantly influences a child’s focus…
Key points: Sleep is crucial for both physical and mental development in toddlers. Toddlers between 13-16 months should ideally sleep between 11-14 hours…
Key points: 1. Laughter and smiles are vital for child development. 2. Sense of humor nurtures self-esteem, empathy, and social skills. 3. Babies…
Key Points: Match toys to your child’s development stage for a more enriching play experience. Often, safe and suitable play materials can be…
Key points: 1. Learning multiple languages enhances social and cognitive development in children. 2. Children who are bilingual often excel in cognitive tasks…
