Early Childhood Education At Home
Luis Garza
10/06/2020
Early Childhood Education at home is good for our kids –why are we saying it’s not? Parents of young children…
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Early Childhood Education at home is good for our kids –why are we saying it’s not? Parents of young children…
Engaging in shared attention efforts is one of the easiest ways to bond with your child while supporting their development….
There are only so many times you can play Patty Cake or read Goodnight Moon. No matter how many toys…
The benefits of singing to your baby from a young age are well documented, but the fun really begins when…
It is not random that the concept of serve and return has become a favorite for researchers, psychologists, and parents….
From day one, your little one is learning language just by listening to people around them. They listens to stories…
“Change the beginning and you will change the whole story.” – Dr. Dimitri Christakis During the first three years of…
At around 29 months, your little one will reach a very interesting milestone: understanding that some things are theirs and…
When we attribute mental states (like emotions, intent, beliefs, etc.) to ourselves or to others, and understand that others have…
Children are born curious and as they grow their curiosity and learning grow with them. Curiosity has been characterized as…
During your little one’s first years their brain will make trillions of connections, and their experiences, whether positive or negative,…
Have you noticed that when you do something, your little one wants to do the same? If you have a…
As adults, we know one of the most important things we need to know is how to work well with…
During their first years, home is the place where your child is going to spend most of their time. So,…
It’s well known that music has a positive effect on the brain, even babies inside their mother’s womb react to…
Is listening to music going to make your child smarter? Not exactly, but researchers suggest it will create new pathways…
As little ones develop their sense of confidence and independence, they’ll need their parents or primary caregivers to make them…
We’ve previously discussed how your little one starts communicating through gestures since they’re around 5 months and how different types…
Mathematical concepts in young children emerge from the play experiences they have every day. At first, as your baby learns…
We’ve previously talked about your child’s fine motor skills during the first years. At this stage, a question might arise…
In the first part of this article we discussed the importance of object manipulation and some things you can do…
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