
Encouraging my preschooler to ask questions
Preschoolers are known for their curiosity. So many of the things surrounding them constitute brand new experiences while their own…
[cat_cust_menu]
Preschoolers are known for their curiosity. So many of the things surrounding them constitute brand new experiences while their own…
Every time you answer one of your child’s questions, you are actually fostering their cognitive development! Specifically, you’re stimulating their…
After hitting the 24-month mark, you might notice that your toddler’s verbal and cognitive skills have developed so much and…
As adults, our understanding of the world relies on our ability to differentiate appearances from reality. We know from experience…
Have your ever wondered how your 3 or 4-year-old develops their understanding of characteristics and proprieties? When your little one…
Young children are the definition of fast learners! When they are just 12 months old, they are already taking in…
The American Academy of Pediatrics states that, between 36 and 48 months of age, children start developing their conceptual reasoning…
According to the Cognitive Development Lab of the University of California at San Diego, children go through some dramatic cognitive…
An important aspect of your kid’s cognitive development between the age of 3 and 4 is the development of different…
In the last couple of years, your child has been working very hard at learning postural control, moving more independently,…
Acclaimed child-development psychologist, Lev Vygotsky, proposed that imaginative play allows young children to start to understand the difference between objects…
Key points: 1. Quality parent-child interactions are crucial for a strong learning environment. 2. Introduce learning materials like books and…
With the sudden boom on computers, tablets, and phones as convenient playtime devices, it seems we’ve lost a little touch…
Key points: 1. Babies can learn a second language with a play-based program in just one hour per day. 2….
Key points: 1. Music is vital for a toddler’s development, enhancing cognitive, social, and emotional skills. 2. Exposing toddlers to…
Key points: 1. Prodigies focus on consuming knowledge rather than creating new ideas. 2. Creative children often keep original ideas…
Key points: Introverted and bashful children are often confused, but they are different. Bashful children want to socialize but find…
Key points: Allowing children to experience boredom can be beneficial for their development as it encourages self-reliance and motivation. Parents…
Key points: Allowing children to go barefoot outdoors offers numerous benefits, despite concerns about injuries or illnesses. Foot injuries are…
Key points: Summer vacations can lead to educational disparities, with children lacking enriching learning opportunities falling behind their peers. Efforts…
Key points: Play is fun, voluntary, and teaches adaptability through patterns of repetition and variation. It allows children to explore…
Subscribe to our newsletter and join Kinedu’s community