New Year celebrations in preschools are a wonderful opportunity to introduce children to joy, hope, and fresh beginnings. In today’s increasingly multicultural society, these celebrations also provide a meaningful chance to help young learners understand cultural diversity from an early age. However, for preschoolers, too much information or poorly structured activities can lead to...
The early years of a child’s life are not only about learning alphabets and numbers; they are about learning how to feel, express, connect, and coexist. Emotional regulation and social intelligence form the foundation of lifelong mental well-being, relationships, and success. The methodology adopted by a play school plays a decisive role in shaping these abilities. Whether parents...
Preschool admissions are often seen as a simple milestone—forms to fill, documents to submit, and a short interaction between parents, children, and educators. However, beneath this seemingly routine process lies a deeper insight into a child’s emerging personality and future learning style. The way a child responds during preschool admission interactions can offer valuable clues...
Sleep is one of the most powerful influences on a child’s early development. During the preschool years—typically ages 3 to 5—the brain undergoes rapid growth, forming neural pathways that shape emotional regulation, memory, cognitive abilities, and learning capacity. This is why understanding sleep architecture in preschoolers is essential, not just for parents but also for...
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