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One evening, a mother noticed her four-year-old pretending to read a storybook to a teddy bear. She hadn’t taught the lesson that day—she had simply spent a few minutes reading with her every night. That’s when she realised that children don’t just learn from lessons; they learn from moments. All parents want their kids to do well. Regardless of present or future, school or life ahead, parents hope their kids lead an excellent life by reaching their highest potential. But as a parent, it is our duty to help them reach their full potential. Yes, helping them with homework, letting them join the latest coaching or tuition centre is nice, but not exactly the best way to support them.  So if you are a stay-at-home parent and are looking for engaging activities to boost your child’s development, check out this write-up. We have listed the top child development activities for parents​ to try at home. Strengthen your parent–child bonding by reading till the end.  What are some Fun C...

Seeing children struggle to concentrate or memorise topics is a very common thing. Parents need not worry, as such behaviour is very common among the young ones. In fact, we all have struggled with such issues during our school days. However, it’s important to note that kids nowadays have a harder time focusing due to digital distractions in the form of mobile phones, laptops, tablets, smart TVs and more. Then, how to improve concentration in studies? As a parent, you can help your child improve their concentration level. This blog discusses various tips and good habits that can help improve your child’s focus level. Keep reading to learn more!  How to Improve Concentration in Studies? Schools and tuition lessons sometimes overload kids with factual information. With a lot going on in their minds, they are bound to have a low memory retention rate. It’s important to understand that concentration does not necessarily mean sitting in one place and studying without any breaks. Conce...

Infancy and childhood are full of playful giggles, babbling, laughter and wonder. One may not know, but all these things are related to brain development in early childhood. How? While brain development continues throughout life, its most significant growth and development occur during childhood. In fact, up to 90 per cent of the brain is developed during this phase. This is why early education is vital for the growth of a child. In this write-up, we will explore the meaning, importance and key components of education for growth and brain development.  What is the Importance of Education for Brain Development in Early Childhood? Education is essential for brain development in early childhood because, in the early years of life, various areas of the brain begin to develop simultaneously. This includes vision, hearing, communication, memory, motor functions and even emotions. So, growth occurs rapidly not only to support brain development but also to support physical functions relate...