In our exploration of “Child-led Experiences versus Calendar of Events – What’s More Important?” we delve into the world of early education. Prevalent belief supports that child-led experiences hold greater importance over a rigid calendar of events. Why? Because child-led play propels children to take…

The importance of outdoor play in winter is often underestimated. The cooler seasons have a bad rap for ‘getting sick’ as we often associate it with cold and flu season. However, it is not the exposure to the cold that causes these viruses. In fact,…

What is trauma- informed practice? Trauma-informed practice in early learning focuses on fostering safety, trust, and resilience in children who have experienced trauma. It recognizes that trauma can disrupt a child’s sense of safety and impact their ability to form positive relationships. By creating a…

Health and Nutrition play an integral part of every child’s life. It is in their early years that children develop their tastes and attitudes about food and nutrition; hence, it is an essential time to educate and promote the importance of healthy eating. Ensuring children…

Albert Einstein once said, “Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited, Imagination encircles the world”  Loose parts in a child’s learning environment will enhance a child’s creativity.  You may ask what loose parts really mean. It is objects that are alluring to a…

Play is an important part of early childhood. Play is essential to the development of a child because it contributes to the cognitive, physical, social and emotional wellbeing of children. It promotes the holistic development of a child. Today’s children need to be well prepared…