Children and Nature. How Does Nature Influence Development?
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Your child can rattle off the numbers in order without a mistake, but can't tell you how many apples are on the table? This is a common situation, because knowing the order of numbers doesn't yet mean being able to count. Understanding a number as a symbol,
Games aren't just fun — they're a powerful tool for development! Children are naturally curious, and it's through play that they learn about the world best, developing their hearing, speech, and attention. Below I've gathered simple and effective
Quiet games instead of gadgets Every evening a little bit of magic unfolds in our homes: day gives way to night, and your child has to shift from being active to falling into a peaceful sleep. Often this turns into a s
Three-year-old Mariika reads fairy tales, Vira counts to a hundred, and Vadym solves problems. Parents do everything they possibly can to highlight how unique their child is. The brain has its own laws of development. A
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