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”…
When we talk about nurturing healthy children, parenting plays one of the most important roles. Parental approaches to punishing or reprimanding a child have a significant impact on your child’s personality. If your child makes a mistake, punishment might include canceling…
On the first day of nursery, it’s a good idea to meet children who will keep your child company. Accompany the teachers to introduce him or her to the nursery’s facilities and playrooms. Don’t worry if they refuse to have any food on that day as it is just anxiety keeping them off…
Don’t promise yourself you’ll be able to end your children’s fighting because you simply won’t. It is a natural part of their life as they are growing up and experimenting with their social boundaries. Seek help from the nursery teachers, and ask them to teach children…
At “Little Steamers Nursery”, we are aware of the responsibilities we share with parents in the process of developing their children’s personalities. Also, we make sure to always provide ongoing feedback. Moreover, we report to parents about their children’s creative potentials as we observe their behaviors,..
Rest assured that your baby is in safe hands as we, at Little Steamers, regard daily communication highly. Moreover, we set up regular meetings with our teachers, our nutritionist and health supervisor to guide parents towards developing their children’s skills and healthy habits. Because we believe that the first four years of their life are crucial to function better in the broader environment of the school, we attend to your children’s needs and grant them the opportunity to grow their social skills, make new friends, and interact with peers…
