Cognitive development

Boosting Brainpower: How to Encourage Cognitive Growth at Age 6

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 […]

Inside the Mind of a 6-Year-Old: Understanding Their Thought Process

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 […]

How Music and Rhythm Influence Cognitive Growth

By Siyona Varghese Music is more than just entertainment for children—it plays a vital role in cognitive development, particularly in early childhood. At the age of four, a child’s brain is highly plastic, meaning it rapidly absorbs and processes new information. Engaging with music and rhythm helps strengthen neural pathways, enhance memory, and improve problem-solving […]

The Impact of Screen Time on a 4-Year-Old’s Brain

By Siyona Varghese In today’s digital era, screens have become an integral part of daily life. Whether it’s a tablet, television, or smartphone, children as young as four are exposed to screens for learning and entertainment. However, excessive screen time at such a crucial stage of brain development raises concerns about cognitive, emotional, and social […]

How Language Skills Impact Cognitive Development in School-Aged Children

By Siyona Varghese Language is a cornerstone of human development, playing a vital role in how children think, learn, and communicate. For school-aged children, developing strong language skills is not just about speaking or understanding words; it significantly impacts their cognitive growth and overall academic success. From problem-solving to critical thinking, language serves as a […]