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Ehhhhkkkkssss!!!! I don’t like my little one being so messy!!!!!!Did you know, Messy Play builds Sensory development, it...
25/02/2023

Ehhhhkkkkssss!!!! I don’t like my little one being so messy!!!!!!

Did you know, Messy Play builds Sensory development, it refines fine motor skills and it elevates eye hand coordination.

So next time when you see you child involving in messy play, don’t get angry but just appreciate them and be their best pal because this kind of a play has an advantage.

22/02/2023

Day 10: activity challenge 10
Observe Observe and Observe
Parents must observe and give your child opportunities to take the first turn in any activity. Through observation we understand a whole lot of their interest and strengths.

Observe to see what the child’s actions are, facial expressions are and his or her whole body language. Eventually the parent will be able to understand his/her interest and build a great bond during communication.

Our children are little treasures!We stand beside them as a strong scaffold as they build their future.At any point of t...
20/02/2023

Our children are little treasures!
We stand beside them as a strong scaffold as they build their future.
At any point of time, if we’ve made them feel inferior or too low than their self esteem, we need to forgive ourselves because our children are little treasures.

Let’s watch our little ones grow and explore this wonderful world and be there for them always.

18/02/2023

Day 9: Activity challenge 9
Toy play and Language development.

Toy play is an excellent way to learn language. The primary purpose of toy play is to use a variety of objects and facilitate speech and language development.

Parent child interaction builds drastically through toy play. Children learn the language used by the parent or caregiver and use it in their everyday environment

16/02/2023

Day 8: Activity Challenge 8
Children learn language when they are exposed to a relatable communicative situation. Often, if you’ve noticed children, they use words, phrases and sentences that are commonly heard in their environment.
Take Children to a variety of situation like park or playground, mall, carnival and so on to build communication.

15/02/2023

Day 7: Activity Challenge 7
Exploring objects and learning language.

Children explore within their environment by throwing things around them, by mouthing things, by pushing and pulling objects. They relate this action and gestures to the language that they have heard in their environment.

It’s amazing to appreciate their language development and be a part of it. Follow the activity above and tell me how your child responded.

The development of verbal language has a few pre requisitesWhen you find that your child has a speech delay check if the...
14/02/2023

The development of verbal language has a few pre requisites
When you find that your child has a speech delay check if these skills are in place.




Joint attention: Joint attention is the ability to share a common focus on something with someone else (this includes people, objects, concepts, events, etc). It is a social form of communication that develops in infancy and progresses throughout early childhood. This social communication or behaviour allows two people to share focus on an object for the sole purpose of sharing with each other. Joint attention involves the ability to gain, maintain, and shift attention. It is considered to be a critical component for social development, language acquisition, and cognitive development.

Sitting behaviour: Sitting tolerance is simply the tolerance of a child to stay seated for a length of time. Some may sit for just 2 minutes while others have greater attention and can stay with an activity for 30 minutes.

Imitation skills: Imitation is a crucial aspect of skill development, because it allows us to learn new things quickly and efficiently by watching those around us. Most children learn everything from gross motor movements, to speech, to interactive play skills by watching parents, caregivers, siblings, and peers perform these behaviors.

13/02/2023

Day 6: Activity Challenge 6
Rhyme time!
When rhymes are sung to children it develops their imagination. There is development of language and emotions. Eventually it strengthens parent child relationship.

Listening to rhymes provides children a chance to be introduced to new words. They process this new vocabulary and try them more often in their natural environment.

Parents have a key role when it comes to their child’s speech and language development.At penal, one of our vision is cr...
12/02/2023

Parents have a key role when it comes to their child’s speech and language development.

At penal, one of our vision is creating the change that we wish to see.


11/02/2023

Day 5: Matching and Sorting Shapes are an interesting part of learning.
Children develop skills like categorisation, organising skills, understanding similarities and differences and so much more.
As they grow, they develop a strong idea of mathematical skills.
The Visual Discrimination skills develops at the early childhood stage.

10/02/2023

Every Emotion has a reason!
Children may not use verbal mode of communication always. It’s important to understand them completely before we respond to a situation that are actively participating.

Today, I made an effort to understand my toddlers emotion and as she responded to me through her favourite rhyme, I could connect back to her better.

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