Free Play with Loose Parts 3 – Inspiring Sustainable Play What are the SDG’s? A: SGDs are Sustainable Development Goals, driven by the United Nations to improve the world – there 17 goads to be achieved by UN countries to be achieved by 2030. Which goals can loose parts support? A：Sustainable Development Goal #4 – […]
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Free Play with Loose Parts 2 – Inspiring Play for Infants and Toddlers What age can children play with loose parts? A: Young children under the age of three can also play with loose parts, as they are also curious and want to make sense of their world. Are loose parts safe for young children?
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Free Play with Loose Parts 1 – Inspiring Play for Children What are loose parts? A: Loose parts as interesting objects and resources which children can move, manipulate, control and change as they play. The term ‘loose parts’ was created by British architect, Simon Nicolson in 1971. What is the purpose of loose parts? A：They
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A Word on Vocabulary Learning Why is vocabulary learning from infancy essential? A: It lays the foundation for language development, cognitive growth and social interaction. How does vocabulary learning help with cognitive development? A: As children learn words, they begin to understand and categorize the world around them, which is crucial for cognitive development. How
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The Meaning of Parenthood As a working parent, I often feel guilty about not spending enough time with my child, which causes stress and anxiety. How can I manage this? A: Feeling guilty is a common emotional state, but dwelling on it doesn’t help. Instead, focus on making positive changes within the limited time you
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Finger Food or Utensils? WHY NOT BOTH?! Is it better for my child to eat with utensils or use their fingers? A: Both finger food and utensils have their benefits. Finger food promotes fine motor skills development and sensory exploration, while using utensils enhances eye-hand coordination and promotes independence in eating. How can finger food
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“Baby Puffs Picking Olympics: Training Tiny Fingers for the Pincer Grasp Championship!” What is the pincer grasp, and why is it important for my baby’s development? A: The pincer grasp is the coordination of the thumb and index finger to pick up small objects. It is important because it enables your baby to explore and
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Nurturing Gross Motor Skills and Health in Babies and Toddlers: The Power of Outdoor Exploration, Rest, and Active Engagement How much outdoor playtime do babies and toddlers need? A: Babies and toddlers should have at least 60 minutes of structured outdoor playtime per day, spread throughout the day (e.g. 30 minutes in the morning &
The Power of Daily Tasks: Fostering Gross and Fine Motor Skills in Children How can I encourage my child to participate in dressing themselves? A: To encourage your child to participate in dressing themselves, you can start by providing age-appropriate clothing with easy-to-use fasteners. Offer simple choices and gradually increase their independence by allowing them
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Embracing Messy Exploration: Nurturing Cognitive Development in Babies and Infants Why should I allow my child to engage in messy play and exploration? A: Messy play and exploration are essential for your child’s cognitive development. They stimulate the senses, enhance hand-eye coordination, improve dexterity, and encourage creativity and imagination. Through messy play, children learn about
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