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Just by looking at books with your child, you can be a great storyteller and a good model for using language and books. Your child will learn by watching you hold a book the right way and seeing how you move through the book by gently turning the pages. Reading stories with children has benefits for grown-ups too. The special time you spend reading together promotes bonding and helps to build your relationship. Bedtime, bath -
Being a mum is one a beautiful experience especially when you have a beautiful, smart and happy baby. This motherhood experience fills you with joy and you want to always see your baby smile and laugh always. However, once your baby turns 6 months and they start teething, that beautiful baby of yours will not let you sleep or catch a break as their crying will always be in the ascendency and might be frustrating -
While bedtime stories and rhythmic songs have been found to help toddlers and kids generally have a nice fun time, Games have been found to help them become smarter, happier and more intelligent. Over the last couple of decades, the education industry has undergone a huge transformation. With the arrival of apps, learning has become easily accessible, which makes it much more interesting for students of all ages. Educational apps now bridge the communication gap -
Babies’ skin is highly sensitive, thin and requires special protection. After birth, your baby loses the protective warmth of the mother’s body and the only barrier between her and the outside world is her skin. That’s why the skin needs special help to carry out its important role and as baby secret keepers, we have to understand that your babies learn a lot about the world through the skin and the baby finds a new -
Once baby arrives, moms are typically encouraged to start breastfeeding right away. If you’ve never breastfed before, you might think it’ll come naturally to you and your newborn. Baby is hungry, you offer up your nipple, baby latches on and sucks sweetly until he’s full. Easy, right? But what’s natural isn’t necessarily always intuitive (at least at first)—for either mom or baby. But how will you and baby know what to do? Will he instinctively -
What makes babies happy may surprise you. Child development experts who study the subject say that happiness isn’t something you give babies – it’s something you teach them. “The best predictors of happiness are internal, not external,” says Hallowell, author of The Childhood Roots of Adult Happiness, who stresses the importance of helping kids develop a set of inner tools they can rely on throughout life. Hallowell, a psychiatrist, also mentioned that over-indulged children –
