By Siyona Varghese Play is one of the most natural and universal ways children connect. Whether it is sharing toys, building blocks, or running together in a playground, play transcends barriers of language, culture, and background. It is through play that children learn to communicate, cooperate, and understand one another. However, for children with special […]
By Siyona Varghese Play is often seen as a simple childhood pastime, but for children, it is so much more it is the language through which they explore the world, express themselves, and connect with others. For children with autism, play takes on an even deeper significance. It can serve as a bridge to communication, […]
By Siyona Varghese The toddler years are a period of remarkable growth, not just physically and cognitively, but socially and emotionally. Around the age of two to three, children begin to notice other people as separate individuals with their own thoughts, feelings, and desires. This awareness lays the foundation for cooperation the ability to work […]
By Siyona Varghese At five years old, children stand at a fascinating crossroads of development. Their minds are bursting with ideas, their hands are eager to create, and their conversations start turning from simple words to rich, imaginative stories. Understanding how 5-year-olds think and learn can help adults nurture their growth with patience, encouragement, and […]
By Siyona Varghese Play is an essential part of childhood, serving as the foundation for cognitive and motor skill development. For 4-year-olds, engaging in play-based activities enhances brain growth, improves physical coordination, and nurtures social and emotional well-being. By incorporating different types of play into daily routines, parents and educators can support a child’s holistic […]
By Siyona Varghese Play is a cornerstone of early childhood development. It’s through play that children explore the world, build essential skills, and form connections with those around them. Toys and games are more than entertainment—they are tools for learning and growth that lay the foundation for cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development. In this […]
By Siyona Varghese Play is more than just a source of fun for children—it is a crucial element in their cognitive, social, and emotional development. For 10-year-olds, play offers opportunities to develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, creativity, and collaboration. Understanding the role of play in cognitive development empowers parents to create an environment that nurtures […]
By Siyona Varghese Exercise and play are essential components of a child’s development, particularly for 9-year-olds who are in a crucial stage of growth and learning. At this age, children are not only refining their physical abilities but also developing social skills, cognitive functions, and emotional resilience. Engaging in regular physical activity and playful interactions […]
By Jennifer Daniel Play is not just a way for children to pass the time—it’s a critical aspect of their development, especially for 8-year-olds who are at a crucial stage of cognitive, emotional, and social growth. At this age, play isn’t just about fun; it’s a fundamental component of their learning process and overall well-being. […]
By Siyona Varghese Play is often viewed as a leisure activity for children, but its importance in education cannot be overstated. Play-based learning harnesses the natural curiosity, imagination, and creativity of children to foster meaningful educational experiences. For your 7-year-old, play is not just fun; it’s a powerful tool for learning and development. In this […]
