While we want our children to get a much needed break from ‘hitting the books,’ there is a present challenge of ensuring the break doesn’t effect their development. We’ve come up with a few ways to ensure that your kiddos get the rest they need, without creating a gap in their growth socially, physically, emotionally, and intellectually.
Children learn and grow in stages. It is hard to pinpoint the exact ages and stages of development because some children either accelerate compared to their peers or are growing at a slower pace than normal. However, I’ve been studying child development for nearly two decades and have narrowed child growth and development into five age groups.
We must remember to slow down and meet children where they are in their personal growth. By appreciating each child’s uniqueness, we can nurture their individual development, which will create more motivation in them. This will increase their confidence and help them achieve more remarkable successes. Keep in mind, “Every child is gifted. They just unwrap their packages at different times.”
Most are aware of the benefits of physical activity for people of all ages…Additionally, there are brain-boosting benefits that help children with brain function and learning, leading to better school performance.
As screen time has increased because school is online for many children now, parents must adjust their stance on screen time limits while also continuing to promote device- free time and activities.
What happens when your child encounters a challenge, a mountain in the face of their progress? How can parents be allies to their kiddos when you find them wrestling with doubt in their ability to finish strong?
Even in the face of the unexpected, the adverse circumstances and hard of life, there remains opportunities.
How can we as parents and instructors better support our kids, ourselves and the overall balance of our families?
Understanding the struggles of development that 5 and 6 year olds are faced with is essential for the adults in their lives.
Early on, teaching children the importance of empathic listening is an invaluable life skill that can change human interactions positively.
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