Preschooler Week 50
Yes, Preschoolers Can Develop EmpathyYour child’s social and moral development is a work in progress. According to research, these skills do not come naturally to children. Piaget, an...
Preschooler Week 47
What You Say Matters!When it comes to language development, three-year-old kids can be bipolar indeed: some of them talk all the time, while others barely say a word.
The...
Preschooler Week 48
Waiting For My TurnWe live in a fast-paced society. With the advancements in technology, even adults yearn for everything to go faster. We don’t ever want to wait!...
Preschooler Week 44
My Nose KnowsThink back to when your child was still a toddler. I bet you can recall saying, “Where’s Mommy’s nose?” and then squealing in delight when your...
Preschooler Week 45
Fine Motor Development Through LacingWhen you were a child, chances are you had strung beads into a string or else laced a lacing card. In fact, I can...
Preschooler Week 46
What Do You Do WhenConversations with your child should occur naturally. In my family, an ideal time for a conversation is during mealtime or during transit times inside...
Preschooler Week 42
Healthy Peer InteractionsResearches have proven that children with positive relationships with their parents have a higher tendency to maintain healthy relationships with peers as well. Sound social development...
Preschooler Week 43
Every Day Can Be A Sing-along, Dance-along Day!No matter where you find yourself in this beautiful planet we call Earth, you will hear music. Music varies with the...
Preschooler Week 41
One More Please!When my children were aged three, they learned how to count because we would always climb the stairs together while counting out loud. I would say,...
Preschooler Week 40
Caution: Artist At WorkDrawing is a great visual and intellectual exercise for children. It gives them the chance to express their thoughts and interpret their feelings. It’s...