Child Development, Child Development By Subject, Math and Numbers
The Best Way to Teach Numbers to Toddlers
There are several ways to teach numbers to toddlers. Counting out loud everyday is one way. Using number books and dot markers is another.
Child Development, Color Recognition
The Benefits of Colour Recognition For Babies
Learning how to recognize colours is an important step in the development of a child’s …
Child Development By Subject, Toys For Child Development
Do Babies Need Toys To Learn?
Baby toys can play an important role in the development of your child’s brain. They promote language and literacy development, encourage tummy time, and help to foster social interaction.
Child Development, Child Development By Subject, Math and Numbers
How to Teach a Child to Learn Numbers
If your child is still young, one of the best ways to help him learn numbers is through games.
Child Development By Subject, Math and Numbers
How to Teach a Child to Multiply Big Numbers
You can use fun games, such as lattice multiplication, to teach math and make math fun.
Child Development, Child Development By Subject, Math and Numbers
How To Teach A Child To Recognize Numbers
This post focuses on different ways to teach a child to recognize numbers
Child Development, Key Milestones
What Are the Developmental Stages of Childhood?
Children go through various stages of development in their growth. This post answers the question: What are the developmental stages of childhood?
Child Development By Subject, Math and Numbers
How to Teach Your Child to Read Numbers in 7 Simple Steps
Here are seven steps that will help your child learn how to read numbers quickly and easily—and, even more important, retain those skills long-term!
What is the Toughest Age to Parent a Child?
This post answers the question: What is the most difficult age to parent? and presents some tips to help you get through the tough stages .
Child Development, Toys For Child Development
The Worst Toys For Child Development
The worst toys for development are those that prevent a child from moving. Children need to move around to develop their brains.