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Little Steamers Nursery provides tips on communication

Language development and proper communication skills are critical at early ages, which is why we at Little Steamers Nursery work hand-in-hand with expert therapists and specialists at Mind Institute to ensure our children are on track across their milestones. On a weekly basis, Mind Institute’s speech and language therapists visit our nursery to evaluate speech and language development…

Managing Diverse Personalities in Children: Tips for Parents

If you go for a picnic, it is vital to bring children together and consider their opinions. However, for example, try not to force one of the children to play with the ball just because his/her other brother wants to do that. Don’t hesitate to reward your children when they behave well, yet don`t pick a similar gift for everyone because each child has different tastes that you need to highly consider…

Is Lying to Your Child Ever a Good Idea?

Children also tend to globalize and generalize. So lie to your child about one small thing that can drive them to doubt everything you tell them like that you love them. Sometimes parents lie to hide a painful truth like the death of one of the child’s relatives, so they say that he is alive, watching from above…

Defensive and Offensive methods of Angry Child

Educational experts consider that children’s use of their hands is a normal phenomenon. Especially if they can’t comprehend the harm that is caused by beating. However, this approach requires immediate attention before becoming a habitual action. It is key to ensure that the nanny at the kindergarten or the nursery follows a nice and non-aggressive style to correct and discipline children. We, at Little Steamers Nursery…

Patience is a Virtue: Teach Patience to Your Child

If you feel that your child does not understand the meaning of time, try to simplify the concept. Explain that story time comes when the sun sets and the moon shines, instead of repeating “at 7 o’clock”. In addition, you might tell your children you will take them for a picnic “after we sleep, and the sun comes to visit us again” instead of using the word “tomorrow”…

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