Child Learn & Play

When it comes to shaping a child’s future, literacy stands as one of the most significant building blocks. Early exposure to reading can create ripples that extend into academic performance and lifelong opportunities. Stephanie Dua, a leader in children’s literacy and cofounder of HOMER, emphasizes that “literacy is a foundational skill, not just in education
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Emotional courage represents the incredible ability to not only accept but also express one’s emotions, regardless of how uncomfortable they might be. It involves recognizing the full spectrum of feelings—joy, sadness, anger, and everything in between—as valid and essential components of human experience. In today’s fast-paced world, where feelings are often dismissed or sanitized, fostering
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Christmas morning is often portrayed as a scene of joy and excitement, filled with eager children unwrapping countless presents. However, recent insights challenge this conventional notion, revealing that the true essence of happiness during this festive season isn’t dictated by the quantity of gifts. In fact, research indicates that over-saturating children with presents can lead
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In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, the thought of planning a family vacation often causes more anxiety than excitement. Moms and dads find themselves grappling with the looming question: “Can we really afford this?” Between the costs of hotels, meals, transport, and activities, the financial burden can seem insurmountable. Yet, what many
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Navigating the landscape of childhood friendships can often feel like a daunting task, both for kids and their parents. As children begin to explore their social world, they will inevitably encounter numerous challenges—sharing toys, compromising during games, and dealing with the emotional ups and downs that come with interacting with peers. I argue that fostering
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