Are you also guilty of not letting your child go through self-directed learning? Do you find yourself constantly correcting the mistakes of your child? Do you feel the pressure of guiding your children through every step of their learning journey is denying them the freedom to be a child?
As parent...
Picture this: your baby is lining up their toys in a row, stacking blocks, or arranging objects in a specific order. While it might seem like meticulous play, what they’re really doing is exploring how objects can be positioned in space. This is all part of their natural development, and it’s called...
As a parent who has navigated the complex and often challenging journey of raising a child, I’ve found solace, guidance, and inspiration in three key philosophies that have profoundly shaped my approach to parenting. If I were to distil the essence of what has made me a more conscious, aware, and so...
As parents, we always look for ways to help our children develop new skills and learn through play. One classic toy that has been used for generations to help children build essential skills is the peg board.
This simple yet versatile toy offers a range of benefits for children of all ages and abi...
Children don’t grow in straight lines—they grow in beautiful bursts of curiosity. These are the different sensitive periods in child development. When a child shows a particular interest in one area of learning and development, for example, movement (crawling/ walking), language, stacking, lining up...
 What makes scaffolding truly special for your child’s early development is that it meets your child exactly where they are developmentally. You offer help when needed, step back when they’re ready, and celebrate each attempt, not just the result.
Scaffolding is one of those beautiful, behind-the-s...
Baby steps teach you that you have to start slow and small to progress. Similarly introducing Montessori educational toys to your child requires progression from simple to complex.Â
From birth through childhood, each little layer of your child’s world is built on the one before and that’s why under...
STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. All that we experience and enjoy today is a result of advancement that has happened in the fields of STEAM. There is no denying that technology is a large part of us today and will be huger as our children grow up. It is, thus...
