Category: parenting

One of the most critical skills humans must learn is handwriting. Developing the pincer grasp is a vital foundation for the handwriting process. But these skills start when a child is only a few months old. Fostering an environment where your baby can learn and develop these intricate skills is essential. Let’s explore the best toys for developing the pincer grasp and how you can encourage your children! What Is the Pincer Grasp? Understanding the pincer grasp can be useful in supporting your child’s development. The thumb and the index…

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Most hobbies introduce individuals to new ideas while fostering passion and creativity. Young children can benefit from establishing positive pursuits early that impact character development and mental growth. Sewing is a valuable skill with eternal purpose. Apart from knowing how to fix toys and making a thoughtful gift for someone, there are many benefits of teaching kids how to sew. To learn more, continue reading below! Fine Motor Skill Development Some young children can have trouble doing precise work, which is normal when smaller. Unfortunately, struggling with hand coordination can…

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In general, humans encounter germs and foreign contaminants every day. From touching doorknobs to toilet seat handles, you’ll feel surprised to learn how often people physically interact with bacteria. So, incorporating a proper hygienic routine will not only make you smell delightful, but will also keep pesky germs out of your life. So, what about your children? As we grow older, handwashing becomes second nature, but children often don’t understand why they stick their hands in hot water. Proper handwashing reduces the chances of illnesses and viruses, making it an…

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Human lives center around using your five senses: auditory, sight, touch, smell, and taste. Fortunately, you get the chance to witness your child develop these senses as they grow and interact with toys, foods, and the adventurous world around them. Children then move on to experience emotional, physical, and creative growth through sensory exploration that fosters linguistic and cognitive development. To further stimulate their creative needs, go ahead and explore some DIY sensory ideas for children to get started. Rainbow Soap Foam Even as an adult, soap foam is exciting!…

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Being a parent sometimes feels like working overtime without the extra pay. Seeking out additional assistance is never a bad option, especially when it comes to your child’s mental health. It may be a strain to constantly support your child’s every need, which is why these four ways children can benefit from having therapy make a lot of sense. Gives Children a Neutral Listener In most instances, parents have good intentions when they try to insert themselves into their children’s lives. After all, they only want what is best for…

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There’s no sure way to tell if it’s you or the kids who are forgetting things. Either way, the first step to change is acknowledging those forgetful tendencies. A few sure ways to improve the memory of your child and yourself are by switching roles and environments frequently. Also, don’t forget to work on visualization skills and start creating some associations and mnemonics! Acting as the Student By being the student, you’re allowing yourself to see what your kids know. The way they teach you will show you whether the…

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Establishing a daily routine in the household makes a world of difference when it comes to raising children. Doing so will also separate and unite all your daily tasks with theirs, helping them develop a sense of identity and independence as they grow. To help you get there, here is a basic guide on how to set up the best routine for your children. Keep Things Casual The most challenging part of establishing a routine is often finding your groove. As the saying goes, starting something is always the hardest…

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In communities, it’s important to be inclusive. Having a community center is a great way to include displaced groups, especially ones who don’t have as much access to the community. This includes groups on the autism spectrum, those who have mental disabilities, and those with physical disabilities. However, if community centers are the only form of inclusivity in our communities, we aren’t providing enough. Now, as communities, we ask ourselves this: how can communities become more accessible? There are many ways to open up to people with disabilities. Here are…

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