嬰兒按摩：建立親子連結的溫馨時刻
作者：鄭婉玲博士香港教育大學幼兒教育學系高級講師及IAIM嬰兒按摩導師 在寶寶未有語言能力前，他們只有透過哭泣來表達需求…
Parent-child Activities
How should I choose toys for my child?
Author: Annie NGSpeech and Language Therapist With the amount of toys out there on the market, it can be overwhelming to shop for your child. What considerations should you have in mind when it comes to identifying appropriate toys for your child’s age and development? Why does your child need to play? Play is a
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Quality Parent-Child Time
Author: Dr. Sandra TsangAssociate Professor, Department of Social Work and Social Administration Tsz Chung, the three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Kwok, is their only child. Both Mr. and Mrs. Kwok have long working hours and often return home after Tsz Chung goes to bed. Although they have limited time to spend with their son
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Making use of Family Gatherings to Cultivate Social Skills and Resilience
Author: Dr. Sandra TsangAssociate Professor, Department of Social Work and Social Administration During festive seasons or family elders’ birthdays, family gatherings are inevitable. Organizers may see it as a golden opportunity for relatives and friends to come together, while those who dislike socializing may view it as a time-consuming and costly obligation that requires bringing
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Managing Expectations for a Parent-Child Trip
Author: Dr. Sandra TsangAssociate Professor, Department of Social Work and Social Administration To celebrate Billy’s enrolment in kindergarten, Mr. and Mrs. Au took him on a 5-day tour, with an additional 2 days for independent travel and shopping. Billy was thrilled during his first airplane trip. The hotel room had a large bed that served
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Baby, What’s Your Name?
Author: Mary Ann HOODSenior Lecturer, Yew Chung College of Early Childhood Education Have you ever wondered when your baby will recognise and know their own name? A baby’s name is one of the first very special gifts that they receive from their families. All cultures have practices or traditions about the naming of a baby.
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Reading Feelings: Emotional Development and Literacy
Author: Mary Ann HOODSenior Lecturer, Yew Chung College of Early Childhood Education A baby’s emotional development can be supported through reading even before birth. Yes, you read correctly. An unborn baby can already hear sounds from around 20 weeks and they can hear the soothing sounds of the voice of someone reading to them, even
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Baby Information Sharing
Author: Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui St Thomas’ Child Care Centre 0-12 Months As the baby grows older, their fine- and gross-motor skills gradually improve. Parents can engage in different training and games based on their child’s age to promote coordination and the development of both small and large muscles. From birth to 3 months,
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