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A Beneficial Melody: 4 Benefits of Music in Early Childhood Education
There are certain songs that carry with us the melody of childhood. Singing or hearing the ABC’s, Mary Had a Little Lamb, or Twinkle Twinkle Little Star often bring back fond memories of our youth. But music exposure at a young age does much more than teach young learners about the alphabet, animal husbandry, or […]
5 Reasons an Early Childhood Education Can Change Your Child’s Life
There is often much debate on whether young children need to enter into a structured education program before kindergarten. After all, childhood is so brief, and the time children spend in school lasts until they are young adults. Is it really that important for children to experience an early childhood education between the ages of […]
Fun Ways to Promote Healthy Physical Development in Your Preschooler
Child development occurs at a breakneck speed…especially during the preschool years of ages 3 – 5. This includes physical, or motor, development as your child’s muscles and bones are developing rapidly, and your child grows increasingly proficient at interacting with the world around him or her. Physical development is divided into two categories: gross and […]
The Magic of the Melody: 5 Reasons Why Music is a Critical Component of Early Childhood Education
The power music has over us as humans is nothing new. People have understood the connection between melodies and the human condition for centuries. In fact, it was the Athenian philosopher Plato who considered music to be a moral law and once said “it gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to […]
Gross Motor Development Milestones: What are They and Why Parents Should Be Paying Attention
From the moment a child is born, they begin to move, working to gain greater control over their bodies. The movements are small at first but, overtime, their frequency increases as muscles are strengthened. Gross motor development centers around children developing the skills necessary to control the large muscles of the body that are so […]
6 Simple Craft Projects Your Preschooler Will Love
For children, there’s something undeniably intriguing about crafting. Perhaps it’s the novelty of creating something new from every day, household items. It could be the satisfaction that comes from completing a task. Regardless, crafting is not only good for a child’s imagination, but it is also a valuable tool in improving their development. Working on […]
7 Activities That Can Start Improving Your Child’s Hand-Eye Coordination Today
Hand-eye coordination is one of those developmental milestones you’ve likely heard mentioned in parent-teacher meetings, but you may not know what it really means. Today we’re going to do a deep dive into the topic, explain what is, why it is so important, and share 7 activities that you can engage in with your child […]
9 Tips for Evaluating Sydney Childcare Centres
No decision feels as important as choosing the right childcare centre for your child. After all, these are the professionals who will care for and educate your child for the majority of the day, so it’s natural to want to make the best possible choice. But how do you know what to look for when […]
Container Baby Syndrome: Here’s What Parents Should Know
Anyone caring for an infant knows that sense of relief when you find a safe place to put them for a much-needed break. Bouncy seats, bassinets, nursing pillows, and swings, often referred to as “baby containers’ ‘, can become a parent or caregiver must-have accessory. But how much is too much time for an infant […]
An Explanation of Active Learning in Early Childhood and Activities to Promote Active Learning
Active learning is defined as learning in which a child, through interactions with objects, people, or new concepts, develops new understanding. Active learning requires the participation of the child—it cannot happen without it—and is built around these key truths: Learning requires the participation of the learner. Children learn in different ways and at different rates. […]
