The school setting, friendships, and media exposure are likely to come to mind when you consider how youngsters form their personalities. In reality, however, the most significant effect always begins at home. Children’s perceptions of relationships, justice, collaboration, and empathy are influenced if the emotional atmosphere of the house is tense and full of unresolved…
School, friendships, and milestones come to mind when discussing kids’ growth. However, a youngster is most shaped by the silent lessons they learn at home. Long before a youngster even knows what “healthy boundaries” or “mutual respect” mean, toxic relationship patterns are internalized. Kids observe how you interact with others, resolve conflicts, treat your partner, and…
STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) students get overburdened by the expectations to work independently. As students, you are taught to think critically on your own, work through challenging issues, and advance your knowledge. But in STEM, collaboration is not only vital but also necessary for learning, development, and practical success. In this post, we’ll look…
Learning about Emotional intelligence in early age is often overlooked. When we think of intelligence, we usually picture academic success or cognitive ability. However, emotional intelligence, especially in children, affects their well-being, social interactions, and overall success in life. Learning about Emotional Intelligence is Often Ignored in Early Childhood Many parents, educators, and caregivers tend…
Moon phase journaling is an excellent activity for kids to connect with nature, explore science, and even foster creativity. In this article, I’ll guide you through incorporating moon phase journaling into your child’s routine and explain why it’s beneficial for their growth. I’ll break it down into easy-to-follow steps, address any concerns, and show you…