Best Parents

Every parent's dream is to find out that they have produced a super brained child from their otherwise unassuming loins. The idea that what they have made is super intelligent is not only a real source of pride but will also make them feel happy knowing that their child will have opportunities that very few other children will have using their superior intelligence. There is however an element of pressure put on parents with super clever kids as they not only have to accept the fact that pretty Read more [...]

Brain stimulation for babies has often been a contentious subject for many parents. Many parents may doubt the efficacy of these child development programmes due to the difficulty in observing immediate beneficial effects. Many may in fact deem the entire idea of brain stimulation as a myth promulgated by brain stimulation centers as a way to make a quick profit off parents. However, such thinking would ignore the research that demonstrates the positive impact of child development during early Read more [...]

As a parent, you can be a good teacher for your little children. Teach them any skills as early as possible. You don't have to wait until their age is ready for school. Introducing colors to them is fundamental. Yet, it is an easy task. Thus we have some tips for you to teach your little children colors. The best step to introduce colors to your little children is to use the surroundings as real examples. One thing you should know about children is that they are the best learner in which they Read more [...]

Do you want to enhance your toddler's arts and craft experience? Try craft projects that use as many of their senses as possible and really get the most out of crafting for your young child. Here are some toddler craft projects that do just that: Finger painting: Finger painting is always a fun activity and craft to do because it allows your toddler to actually 'feel' the craft as well as be creative. Make your own finger paints from ingredients in your cupboard that already have wonderful Read more [...]

All babies are born with the ability to soak in information (like a sponge soaks in water), if we do not stimulate these infants from a early age (once their eyes are in focus and they are interacting with the parent) we have potentially lost an 'Einstein.' Not only do we need to 'feed' the cognitive skills of the brain but we also need to help them develop their motor skills by giving them bright objects/toys that make them want to try to do certain things - thus improving their hand/eye coordination. From Read more [...]