The Need for Pretend Play in Child Development

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Many people often think of play in the form of images of young children at recess engaging in games of tag, ball, using slides, swings, and physically exploring their environments. But physical play is not the only kind of play. We often use the terms pretend play or make-believe play (the acting out of stories.

Kids and traffic rules

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It is a tricky situation to keep kids safe when walking on roads. Parents do ensure complete safety of their kids while in home, but in certain scenarios ignore the safety rule while walking on the roads. As a parent, you may not be aware about road safety concerns of kids until you start taking.

Early Obedience

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Setting basic boundaries and teaching early obedience are important to our family. Our son is one year of age and we’ve been using gentle early obedience techniques for several months. Parents can typically start as soon as their child understands the word no, typically well before a year. The ideal time to start may be.

Outside play for kids

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6 reasons children need to play outside Here’s something really simple you can do to improve your child’s chance of future health and success: make sure he spends plenty of time playing outside. There are many ways in which this generation’s childhood is different from that of the last generation, but one of the most.

How to encourage kids creativities

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9 Ways to Support Your Child’s Creativity Kids are natural innovators with powerful imaginations. And creativity offers a bounty of intellectual, emotional and even health benefits. One study found that kids’ imaginations helped them cope better with pain. Creativity also helps kids be more confident, develop social skills, and learn better. Below, three experts share.

Kids & Socialization

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Social-Emotional Development It was the first day of kindergarten. The children arrived with new clothes, lunch boxes, book bags stuffed with wide-line tablets, fat pencils, a blanket for naptime, and a box of 100 crayons. As a teacher, I watched the children’s faces and those of their parents and realized that some of these children.