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“Let me play Mommy” – The science of playing benefits on child’s physical, mental, and emotional growth.

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Playtime is a necessity for growing children that serve abundant benefits and is beyond mere entertainment. It has been demonstrated scientifically that play hours have a significant role to play in a child’s overall development in his growing years including physical development, mental development, and social and emotional development. In this blog today, I have highlighted the science behind the remarkable benefits of playing so that the facts are presented with shreds of evidence and parents can put more trust in the idea of ample playtime for their children and let them thrive and blossom. Play Promotes Cognitive Development It...

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Unlocking 100% Academic Success: The Influence of a Mother’s Happiness on Her Child’s Education

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Mothers play a pivotal role in their children's lives, especially when it comes to their academic success. However, it's important to recognize that spending long hours with children is not the sole determinant of their achievements. A mother's happiness and contentment can have a profound impact on her child's academic journey. This blog post explores how a mother's well-being influences her child's educational outcomes and provides practical strategies to cultivate happiness while fostering academic success. The Ripple Effect of Mother's Happiness on Children  Emotional Well-being and Parenting Style When mothers prioritize their happiness and emotional well-being, they are more likely...

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Strict Teacher or Kind Teacher

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While talking about primary and middle wings, most parents desire a strict teacher who is dominant, commanding, and controlling. Parents of low-performing children believe that strict teachers will bring the desired results, i.e., academic improvement, discipline, pressure to prepare for better grades, etc. So, are you among those parents who are desperate to let any strict teacher enter your child's life and hand-held for his success? Dear Parents, Do not make any short-term plans for your kids. The use of strictness in helping your child get better grades is a temporary solution that may have negative consequences for your child...

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How can we inculcate self-study habits in children?

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How can we inculcate self-study habits in children? “How lucky are you to have a self-study habit in your child.” This is a dream compliment for every parent whose children are intelligent, active, cute, smart but still needs a lot of follow ups and tutors to study in his/her daily routine. So, with these easy-to-follow tips, you can help your child develop self-study habits. 60 Days Routine Challenge The psychology and child development research says that young minds are very flexible and adapt habits and routines very quickly, so we must utilize this trait of our children to develop a...

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How to Raise a Confident Child?

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Self-esteem and Self Awareness are the foundations of developing confidence in an individual. Science suggests that it is always good to start developing self-awareness and self-esteem from early childhood to have a better impact on the kids’ personality at a later age. Now before you learn the ways to raise a confident child, let’s have a brief look at the 5 ultimate benefits of raising a confident child. When children feel confident they're more likely to do better in academics and are more cheerful and happy individuals. Self-confident children also trust in their ability to master their behavior, learn new skills,...

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Pandemic and peer learning can go hand in hand

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Unlike the old golden days, we aren’t exposing our children to the physical learning environment where learning was not merely about learning the given topics, listening to teachers, and the formal assessments. Learning was beyond these limitations and the most important aspect of what is missing in the online education is Peer Learning. If you ask here, what is peer learning? Try to recall your grandma’s and grandpa’s words when they used to emphasize kids for spending time with their age groups rather than sitting and roaming around adults at home. The reason was kids learn and develop better when...

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Help Your Child Overcome Shyness

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Shyness in the child is a common concern for many parents. Shyness is a normal response to what a child perceives as scary or overwhelming. These situations most often occur when there is any social interaction or in a new social setting. Children who appear shy tend to: Look at the ground around unfamiliar people Not speak voluntarily in a social situation Watch but not join other children in play However, Occasional shyness is normal and very much appropriate adaptive response that most children will experience as a normal part of their development.  But in some cases, shyness can be...

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Why age between 7 yrs.-11yrs. is marked interesting?

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As the title says "when the child is in the age range of 7 years - 11 years, psychologists become very much interested in the concept of a child’s intelligence during this point of cognitive development. Here, cognitive development relates to a children's adaptation to the world around them, their knowledge, and their ability to understand the reason. This newly developed ability is of great importance in the classroom, of course, as children can now have a more focused approach to their teachers and schoolwork. Cognitive abilities such as memory and concentration improve significantly in children between the ages range...

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