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When parents think about scissors and toddlers, the initial reaction is always fear – the little one might get hurt because the scissors or any materials they cut can have sharp edges. However, there will come a time in your young children’s lives when they need to learn how to use these tools properly. Young…
When people hear the words “learning” and “education,” they usually think of schools, books, teachers, exams, scores, IQ, etc.—things that have to do with the academic definition of learning. Because of this, people frequently overlook other aspects of development and place little to no value on learning to move and learn through physical means. Parents…
We often hear the term building blocks to express how important it is to be a part of creating something. It means the foundation or the backbone of a structure. And in this sense, block activities for toddlers offer the same thing – a fun and great foundation in teaching your little one essential skills…
Toddlers love cars, and they love them for a reason; they’re fun and cool and come in different sizes, shapes, and colors! Parents also love giving toy cars to their kids because it easily blends into any play scenario and helps children with their creative and logical skills. Plus, it also helps them understand the…
It’s understandable and relatable when parents avoid letting toddlers use certain craft materials because they could be dangerous or difficult to use. This goes for using glue in making kids’ crafts at home. Still, gluing is an important part of almost any craft-making activity, and your kids will have to start using glue materials at…
It’s almost June, and we all know what time that is – Father’s Day! Dad may be tough and strong, but his heart can easily melt with his kid’s slightest gesture of love. Help your kids show how much they love dad with these unique but easy Father’s Day projects for toddlers. From DIY mugs…
Fruits and vegetables are essential to a child’s growth. That said, parents must teach their children about different fruits and vegetables so that they can start appreciating these wonderful things at an early age. We all know that kids tend to get fussy about eating fruits, especially vegetables. This makes it more important to encourage…
One of the most curious times for a child is during their toddler years. As parents, it’s important to help them learn the skills they need to improve their senses and mental and physical health. Problem-solving activities for toddlers are one way to help them during their early childhood development. Problem solving skills are necessary…
Bees are important to our everyday lives. They help bring us flowers, fruits, vegetables, honey, and so much more. Learning about bees will help kids understand that these little creatures are more than just stinging and buzzing insects – they are helpful friends that we should love and appreciate. Here are 20 fun bumble bee…
Social skills are critical to a child’s well-being at school and beyond. When children lack an understanding of how their behavior impacts others, it can affect their ability to interact positively with their peers. Social skills such as honesty and cooperation are essential to a child’s development. Social development activities for preschoolers and toddlers are…