
A child’s speech will not develop through talking toys
Interaction is essential for children’s language development. The more they are exposed to human speech, singing and storytelling during their early years, the more they learn…
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Interaction is essential for children’s language development. The more they are exposed to human speech, singing and storytelling during their early years, the more they learn…
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A child’s dissatisfaction fosters their development, whilst their disobedience encourages them to make their own decisions. Or rather, a philosophical reflection on good parenting. What, then, makes for good parenting…
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During their first six years, children are typically egocentric and self-centred. This is, however, perfectly natural. As parents, though, there is something we can do to help them develop more quickly: reflect their emotions,…
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Tantrums actually reveal a great deal about children’s development. If we understand what lies behind them, we automatically have more patience and better tools…
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Research shows that the more stories a child knows about their ancestors, the more resilient they can become in the face of the difficulties and trials of their own life. The shared…
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Children still confuse the imaginary world with reality. They embellish what has happened, and sometimes talk to imaginary creatures or people. But for how long does that matter…
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Why is misbehaviour important to pre-teens, and how can we support them in this in a socially acceptable way? Regardless of age, every age group has its…
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Although in most families reading stories is mainly associated with bedtime, its true role is not limited to relaxation. A good story and…
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The circumstances caused by the coronavirus are placing enormous demands on parents. Not only do we have to organise childcare during the day and work from home,…
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Adults usually find it easy to talk through their tensions and experiences, but how do young children, who do not yet have the vocabulary to do so, resolve their inner emotional conflicts?…
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