By Siyona Varghese At six years old, children step into a complex and vibrant world of social experiences. This is the age when friendships begin to hold real emotional significance. Play becomes more cooperative, peer relationships become more stable, and children start caring deeply about fairness, inclusion, and belonging. Their emotional development is closely tied […]
By Siyona Varghese At age six, children begin to develop stronger beliefs about their abilities. They compare themselves to peers, notice differences in performance, and start forming self-concepts about being “good” or “bad” at particular tasks. This stage is crucial for introducing the foundations of a growth mindset—the belief that intelligence and abilities can improve […]
By Siyona Varghese At the age of six, children are at a pivotal stage of development—bursting with energy, ideas, and an insatiable drive to understand the world around them. This period marks a shift from the imaginative play of early childhood to more structured learning, yet the underlying fuel for both is the same: curiosity. […]
By Siyona Varghese By age six, children are entering a phase of rapid and fascinating cognitive development. Their thinking becomes more logical, their memory sharpens, and their curiosity explodes. They ask complex questions, experiment with cause and effect, and begin to understand time, rules, and social roles in greater depth. This stage lays the […]
By Siyona Varghese At six years old, children are entering a crucial stage in emotional development. Their feelings are becoming more complex, their awareness of others is deepening, and they are starting to make connections between what they feel and how they behave. However, they still need consistent guidance to understand and manage these emotional […]
By Siyona Varghese At age six, children stand at a fascinating crossroads in their development. No longer preschoolers, but not yet fully independent thinkers, their minds are expanding rapidly processing, questioning, imagining, and categorizing the world in new ways. To better support them, whether as parents, educators, or caregivers, it’s essential to understand how their […]
