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Encouraging Play
Play was a big part of my childhood, and I would call it my first love though it always ended in tears. Tears because my mother... read more
How to help your Child develop letter-sound skills
Phonics is the use of letter-sounds to help your Child read easily. Phonics helps Children beginning to learn ...read more
Milestones in Cognitive Development of Children - an overview
'Cognitive' has to do with thinking; so 'Cognitive Development' is about how Children develop their ability to think, to... read more
Is your Child Reading or reciting?
Priscilla is reciting from memory: she recites words that she has learned to recognise by ... read
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Is your Child eating healthy?
Providing children with good nutrition is very important for their development. The nutrients found in the food ... read more
How Parents can help Children with Reading and Writing Difficulties
Do you know that children do not all learn in the same way? Many children find it difficult to read and write... read more
Integrating Early Childhood Learning in domestic activities
Having a pre-schooler in the house can be exhausting but also a source of great pleasure
and fun. The zeal for life, ... read more
Know how your Child learns best
As a parent, do you know how your child learns best? If no, then this handy information on learning styles is created just for you. Every child is different and
learns differently based on ... read more
Facilitating your Child's homework
Supervising homework is a task that many families ‘outsource’ to either the school
(homework classes) or a homework teacher. However, helping your ... read more
What every Parent must know about Developmental Delay
As a parent, do you know that early detection of developmental delay helps your child access the right interventions that gives them the best chance to reach their potential and succeed in life? ...read more
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