
Toddlers who are under the age of 5 could eat like the rest of the family. They also have a changeable appetite, so they could eat a variety of foods. These young children are vulnerable to bacteria that can put them at risk. Thus, it is...
Read More ›Children who are at preschool learn “pre-skills” that lay the groundwork for their future. At this age, children will learn through playing, singing, drawing, telling and listening to stories, and other basic activities that can draw their...
Read More ›Children usually have shorter attention spans. A normal attention span, according to studies, is 3 to 5 minutes per year of a child’s age. For instance, a two-year-old can concentrate on a task for at least 6 minutes and a child entering...
Read More ›The brains of young children are flexible which can easily absorb new information taught and shared to them. One of which is learning two or more languages that give rise to bilingualism. With bilingual education, students are able to enhance...
Read More ›What is a Family Needs Assessment (FNA)? FNA is a tool that evaluates or assess the needs of each family member, as well the strengths and capacities of parents to provide for them child emotionally and financially. This provides family members...
Read More ›Temperament is a child’s behavioral style. It is the way they react to the things around them may it be situations, events, or people. Given that every child is born with distinct personalities, it is good to know your child’s temperament in...
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