Learning alphabet is the stepping stone for reading and writing. Mostly children start to show interest in learning alphabets around age of 2. Though some children learn alphabets fast, others may need more time and repetition to learn it. Best way to get something learned is practical activities! Here are some activities to teach alphabets
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April 23, 2019
How to teach colors with fun filled activities?
Ability to recognize colors is considered as a milestone in a child’s perception and learning process. Identification of colors helps to create a connection between visualization and language It’s often a part of early developmental screening as well as educational admittance. Early identification of colors helps to develop connection between visual clues and language. Kids
April 18, 2019
What Is Your Parenting Style and How It Effects Your Child?
One of the main interesting facts about being a parent is that there is great variation in how we raise our children!! Although each parent is different, there are many resemblances between parenting styles. Parenting style can affect everything from how your child feels about himself to how much he weighs. It’s essential to ensure your
April 17, 2019
Strategies To Be An Authoritative Parent
Who wants to be an Authoritative parent? As you all know, parenting isn’t an exact technology or science. It’s definitely an art ….yes the art of parenting. Researchers and Psychologists consistently agrees that authoritative parents raise happier, confident and healthier children who are equipped to face real life challenges. And it’s great to hear that,
April 08, 2019
Baby Bath Time – Step by step guidance
Bath time can be really a fun time for your little one and it’s adorable to see a baby splashing in the bath with bubbles and smiling face. First time moms are always worried about their little one’s bath time.How can we keep them comfortable and safe? How can we make bath time hassle-free? How
April 03, 2019
Perinatal Depression And How to Handle It
What is Perinatal Depression? Perinatal Depression is mostly used as a common term to refer antenatal and postnatal depression. Postnatal and Antenatal depression are negative and long-term emotional changes that happen during pregnancy or after delivery. Both Antenatal and postnatal depression have similar symptoms and are treated in similar way. It’s just the period of occurrence different.