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There is a famous saying that says: 'Hurry hurts kids.' As far as story telling is concerned this is certainly true. Give your child your undivided attention for...

If possible, take your child to visit a local artist to see how he makes paintings or sculptures. Explain the process to him as you watch the artist...

Get some air-dry modeling clay and make sculptures with your child. Give him a model to work from or let him give his creativity free reign.

Pick some non-toxic flowers with your child. Help her to place the flowers in between two waxed sheets in a heavy book. Place some more books on top....

Take some bean seeds and put it in between two layers of cotton wool. Place it in a sunny spot and keep it wet. Watch with your child...

If your child sees you frequently displaying emphatic behavior towards other people, he is more likely to be emphatic himself. Take him along for a brief visit with...

Make sure that your child has access to a variety of play figures. Acting out real life situations with toys can help him come to grips with his...

A large gym ball is the ideal toy for a child with low muscle tone. Encourage your child to sit on the ball and bounce or lie with...

Take a visit to a secondhand store, your attic, or Grandma's basement and see what you can find to take apart! Let your child use screwdrivers and inspect...

Let your child climb into a large card board box. Pull the box around in the house at different speeds while your child holds on and keeps her...