THE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE

Do you ever wonder why we put so much emphasis in the toddler and preschool years on teaching colors and shapes? I mean, why put so much focus on colors and shapes rather than letters and numbers? So let’s start by stating the fact that our world is literally made up of colors and shapes. That is what we see all around us! A house has a different shape from a tree, which has a different shape from a person or a banana. And the cars, flowers, and street signs around us come in many different colors. As it turns out, colors and shapes are a key way that we describe and categorize our world. Children will notice that a red flower is different from a yellow one, and that a round bread roll has a different shape than a square slice of bread. Verbal communication: Teaching children about colors and shapes is a great way to give them some vocabulary for describing the world around them. This opens up new and exciting avenues for verbal communication. Sorting and classifying: As children learn...

Hey lovelies today here I'm sharing first product review that I purchased 1 year back. I purchased 20 books set for my daughter that are from wonder house production.. Me and my daughter are in love with box set 💕💕 we love seeing colourful picture and you won't believe my daughter before turning 1 learned about most of the animal's and birds from these books .. My First Learning Library Box Set: 20 Board Books Gift Set for Kids (Horizontal Design) This is a wonderful box set of 20 board books to introduce your child to basic concepts and everyday objects. Packed with well-researched images and accurate labels, it is a great learning aid for children aged 0-3 years. It helps in English vocabulary building and prepares children for school.  The box set includes books on: ABC Numbers Farm Animals and Pets Colours Wild Animals Shapes Birds Fruits Vegetables Transport Things at Home Food Flowers People at Work Baby Objects Toys Opposites Baby Animals About Me Sea Animals Handy...

Parenting is a constantly evolving process where there is no single technique that suits every child. In other words, there is no “one size fits all”. Every child is different and will grow up to be their own person with unique viewpoints, sentiments, feelings, hopes as well as ambitions. One of the most important things to remember about parenting to strike a balance between helicopter parenting and just the right amount of attention. Parents MUST NEVER draw comparisons between their child and another child. This is extremely crucial, especially in eastern cultures like India and Korea where children are expected to do well in their studies and make parents proud. Parents must allow their children to follow their passions and help them harness their talents. Obeying parents and respecting them are two disconnected things. Respect MUST NOT be entwined with obedience. A child can have complete respect for its parents and still disagree with them. This is essential to let children explor...

 Each child has unique interests and learning needs, not to mention attention spans. Therefore, for parents who are pondering whether homeschooling is for them, it is best to do an initial evaluation of what the preschool child’s needs are. Several online resources provide lesson suggestions for preschoolers. Parents and tutors will most definitely find these materials very helpful. However, consider them only as a guide to give the children’s learning some direction. It is highly advised on most of the popular homeschooling websites to be aware of the learners’ interests, be it an inclination to writing, sports, arts and crafts, or any other subject. You can then incorporate these interests into the learner’s list of “things that a home schooled child should know.” For different age groups of children, parents and tutors may need to employ different methods and techniques for homeschooling. And in order to know which methods and activities best suits the child under a specific age...

Homeschooling has many benefits for a child’s education. One of the most obvious is that it allows you, the parent, to tailor a specific education geared towards your child’s particular needs. It also allows you to teach in a style that suits your child — as we all know, different people learn better in different ways. When you decide to homeschool it is important to remember that as well as being a parent, you are now taking on the role of a teacher. This is, of course, not a responsibility to be taken lightly, and you have to make every effort to be the best teacher you can be. Everyone has had the experience of having both a good and bad teacher. If you stop and think about it, I’ll think you’ll notice some things that your good teacher’s had in common. The most important is that they were genuinely interested in their subject areas. Nothing makes a teacher better then enthusiasm for a subject. I think you’ll also notice that most of the bad teachers you had didn’t seem particularly...