Kids Development

Communication skills in a public environment are as significant as any other life skill. Acquiring these skills at a younger age confirms to be effective in the long run. Pre-teen kids are extremely active and their pre-teen moments are so important as they commence growing into active units of society. In addition, they start to have emotional takes and viewpoints about everything. When this occurs, most kids have the feeling of their views and voice. Public speaking ability shapes the platform on which they can stand and proudly represent their viewpoints and feelings. Public speaking can include a variety of class workouts such as presenting a report, a book review, participating in a discussion, giving feedback on a group activity. On the contrary, kids who lack self-confidence about speaking in public are always afraid that others will judge them negatively. Also Read: How To Make Your Child Learn The Art Of Active Listening? Ways To Improve Public Speaking In Kids For children,

Playing Chess forces your mind into certain logical pathways when you think about your next move, which helps train you for similar situations in real life. The strategies involved in chess teach players how to think strategically about problems presented to them in everyday life. When a player thinks about their next move on the board, they have to be able to look at all of the possible outcomes of any given decision before making it. Nonetheless, it is a skill that is often necessary when we are confronted with complex problems of the real world. Also Read: Why Is It Important For Kids To Learn Chess From The Early Age? | BaaBee TV Blog The Skill Of Decision Making Chess is complex with many different strategies and rules and decision-making is an essential aspect of it. The complexity of the game forces players to make decisions based on many various factors, such as skill, knowledge, and memory. Playing chess requires many different types of decisions to be made, and it is not alw

  “Books may well be the only true magic.” – Alice Hoffman Books can be your friends, the best ones. A book is a story and much more. There’s only so much a person can be and only enough places a person can go to. However, books introduce us to various characters who are us and who are very different from us. It allows you to experience how life would be different if you were just a little or a whole lot different. You can experience many different lives while living just one. It introduces you to places which you have never been to or existed long back or do not even exist. A magical place is as close as your bookshelf. The importance of books can never be reiterated enough. Children's Books that give Valuable Lessons The Story of Ferdinand (Reading age 3-5 years) The Story of Ferdinand is a children’s book that teaches lessons to kids. Ferdinand is a bull who lives on a pasture with his mother and other younger bulls. All the bulls enjoy playing and fighting other than Ferdinand

  Mathematics is not all about algorithms and complicated calculations. Your kids can find it difficult or complex to solve math problems because they didn't develop mathematical skills when they were young. Lack of mathematical skills results in kids finding it difficult to learn advanced concepts and having limited cognitive development in other areas of life. On the other hand, kids with better math skills can have a great sense of life and establish cause-and-effect relationships easily.  Math lessons for kids start at home even before school starts. Thus, parents/guardians or family play a vital role in improving the mathematical skills of their kids. The most effective way to help your kid with math is to let them into the kitchen. Your kitchen is a math superstore. All sorts of measuring, sorting, and basic math operations happen in this very place. 5 Fun Ways To Make Kids Interested In Math Early On Here are 5 fun and interesting ways and tips for parents to make Maths inte

  "Twist a tongue, and tongue a twist how many twists can a tongue twister twist around the twisting tongue." Sounds a little bit hard, doesn’t it? And a little bit funny, probably? Hola parents! Are you ready to get your kid's tongue twisted? Tongue twisters for kids are a fun language tool using rhyming words and letters or sound repetition that can lead to loads of giggles. Here, we have curated an impressive list of 21 Amazing Tongue Twisters For Kids To Try! Also Read: 11 Ways To Help Kids Enhance Their English Vocabulary 21 Amazing Tongue Twisters For Kids To Try Easy Tongue Twisters For Kids Well, tongue twisters are both fun and effective tool for language learning. However, don’t just dive first into the particular most difficult tongue twisters out there. Simply start by experimenting with some easy and short tongue twisters. Give your kids a burst of laughter by testing these short and easy tongue twisters with them. They will surely love to repeat them again

A Growth Mindset is a belief that anyone can change their mindset. Children who have a Growth Mindset always aim for success and growth in their life. They do not fear anything. A growth Mindset is a notion that one's intelligence can be improved or grown via tenacity, effort, and a focus on learning. Children with a growth mindset think that if they work hard and accept setbacks and challenges as opportunities to learn. They love to learn and explore new things. Children with such a mindset are always open to both positive and negative feedback. Kids with a Growth Mindset become high achievers in their life. Instead of feeling threatened by others' achievements, they find joy and inspiration in them, expecting to learn new skills and ideas from them. A kid with a growth mindset takes on more difficulties and is motivated by learning, which leads to becoming smarter and achieving higher goals. Hence, it is vital to develop a growth mindset in your kids. How can you do that? Wel