Author: Ms Ruoyu Wen,Lecturer at Yew Chung College of Early Childhood Education We have always believed that museums are built for adults, and some articles even express the view that “infants and toddlers should not come to museums.” It seems difficult for us to connect the need for silence in museums with the uncontrollable crying […]
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Can Infants and Toddlers Visit Museums? 可不可以帶3歲以下的嬰幼兒來博物館？ A…
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Author: Qing LIUAssistant Professor, Yew Chung College of Early Childhood Education Language develops with an extraordinary speed in early years. At age one, your child starts to use single words to name familiar objects; only a year or two later, he/she can use diverse vocabulary into grammatically correct sentences, to satisfy needs, converse with others,
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Keys to Support Your Baby’s Early Language Learning When can I expect my child’s first word? A: The age at which a child speaks their first word can vary greatly and is influenced by various factors such as genetics, environment, and individual differences in development. Typically, children say their first words between 10 and 14
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Author: Ms Ruoyu Wen,Lecturer at Yew Chung College of Early Childhood Education Building blocks are a timeless toy that promotes various aspects of development in infants and toddlers. Even from a very young age, babies are naturally drawn to building blocks. They enjoy grasping them with their hands, feeling the blocks in their mouths, or
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Early Language Development Milestones What should I do if my 6-month-old baby is not babbling? A: Make sure you get face-to-face and talk about things you are doing together – changing nappy, mealtime etc. My child does not respond to his name. What should I do? A: Help your child to listen by minimising background
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Author: Karen KEI Speech and Language Therapist By 6 months, babies usually make sounds such as cooing, gurgling and babbling to themselves and others make noises to get someone’s attention look at your face when you are interacting with them smile and laugh when they see you show their excitement by kicking, waving their arms
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Toddlers and Mathematics – FAQ What is the best way to teach toddlers mathematics? A: Include mathematics in everyday activities and routines. Make it fun and the learning will stick. Should I make some worksheets for my toddler to learn mathematics? A: Please don’t! Toddler learn best through hands-on concrete activities. And they love to
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We all know how important mathematics is and research tells us that it is essential to all learning, for example language and social and emotional development. Along with the importance of mathematics we also hear about it being difficult to master…some people even develop a fear of mathematics.
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