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Ask your child to introduce you to his puppet, and his imagination!Description:For older children, role-playing with puppets is an effective way to help them express their feelings. It's sometimes easier to express anger or fear through a puppet than it is to confront a problem head on. And you ...
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Did you know that your kitchen is filled with musical instruments?In addition to the joy it brings, music is also important to a child's development by strengthening the ability to concentrate, increasing coordination through movement, and encouraging language development through exposure to ne...
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Yes it's fun, but Hide-and-Seek can also teach valuable skills.Description:One of the most enduring games of discovery is hide-and-seek. It stimulates your child's curiosity while helping to ease separation anxiety. Finding you gives your toddler quite a sense of accomplishment, and the game...
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Playing ball is one of the first games in which your child is a reciprocal participant.Description:Playing catch is one of the first games in which your baby is an active, reciprocal participant. But along with the joy of playing, your child also experiences an emotional dilemma. The game requires y...
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This crafty activity is musical too.Description:Whether it is the exhilaration a toddler feels when beating on a bevy of kitchen pots, or the way a familiar tune can soothe a crying infant, music is a powerful influence in every child's life.In addition to the joy it brings, music is also import...
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A simple activity of cause and effect.Description:Little ones love to play games that have a cause and effect. Step by Step:1.Get a mailing tube and toddler safe little ball.2.Show your baby how to put the ball in one end and watch it come out the other end.3.Now let him do it on his own.Materials:M...
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