Posts tagged child development
Ideas For Dads: Building A Language-Rich Environment At Home

As parents, we want our kids to succeed in whatever they choose to do, and one of the most powerful tools we can give them is the gift of language. Building a language-rich environment at home is not only an investment in their academic futures but can also nurture our children's emotional intelligence, creativity, and social skills. In the following post, we will discuss why a language-rich environment is important for children and ideas for how to incorporate rich language activities at home.

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How And Why Every Dad Needs To Be His Kids' Life Coach

It seems that every time you go to a web browser these days, you see articles, ads, videos and more about getting a life coach to deal with so many all aspects of modern fatherhood and life (and many others that you didn’t even know existed!). The reason why life coaches are so popular is that for the first time, modern men have come to realize that they have unrealistic expectations and that their emotional resilience and following on from that, their physical and mental health have been neglected and not taken seriously, for generations.

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How Do Playgrounds Help In Child Development?

Numerous studies have shown that too much smartphone use (or any gadget) negatively affects a child’s brain. It can cause ADHD, cognitive delays, increased impulsivity, impaired learning, and the ability to self-regulate. In order to avoid such a scenario, you must take your kids out of the house and encourage them to play in the playground. The swings, slides, overhead ladders, etc., will ensure that your kids have the best time of their lives while also developing crucial skills. Let’s learn about the same in detail

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Communication: What Parents Should Do If Kids Have Difficulties While Speaking

Children are direct and sincere, and adults can only envy their ease of contact. Most of them have no problem communicating with strangers. They can easily approach a stranger in the street, smile at him and sing a song. They can see someone their own age from a distance and invite them to play in the sandbox. That's all fine - social skills are important for a child's growth and development, but what if other children don't do it as easily?

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6 Ways To Help Your Child With ASD

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a type of developmental disability. People with ASD often have challenges when it comes to their social skills, communication and behavior. ASD encompasses a range of signs and symptoms, with some being mild and others that need medical treatment. Fortunately, there are treatment options for those with ASD. However, there are other ways you can help your child. These can help children gain skills and overcome their developmental challenges. Here are six ways to help your child with ASD.

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The Importance Of Imagination

Imagination, who knew this 11 letter word could hold so much meaning and importance in a person’s life? A child’s imagination is unparalleled. It helps them to understand new concepts without the use of their immediate senses. When you think about it, the ability to imagine is genuinely an extraordinary gift. Keep reading to discover the six reasons why imagination is so important.

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Role And Importance Of Fathers In Early Child’s Development

Depictions of dads in popular culture push the stereotype of the father as an emotionally disconnected “secondary” parent. Having an active father figure plays an equally important role in the healthy development of a child. . Children with their dads involved in the process of emotional growth are likely to be more confident, form better social bonds and have better communication skills. Here are the critical ways that fathers impact the child’s development:

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Why Are Parenting Styles Important In The Child's Development?

Children require the correct amount of discipline, support, warmth and responsiveness. When the behavior of the parents is incorrect, the child often faces many different adjustment issues. If the child does not feel safe and secure within the home, they may rebel, act out, refuse to listen and have difficulties in school. What are some of the styles for parents?

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