We know the more books a parent reads to them, the more words a young child learns. Studies show that kids who get lots of books, songs, and conversations from parents each day have a much more extensive vocabulary than those who don't.
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How can we as parents be – and help our kids become – part of the solution to racism and stereotyping? Two of the best ways to start are by having conversations and reading books with our kids.
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During this period of time expect your child to be developing more and more friends. You may find that your child is a social butterfly. Other children are more reserved or, naturally shyer. Either way they will be very peer-oriented and compare themselves to others and learn from others.
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Although your 6-year-old child may seem very grown up as they head off to a day at school or to a play date without you, they still need your support very much. They’ll be developing relationships with friends and teachers, but you are their main source of companionship and affection. They’ll still want to play with you too.
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Four is such a fun age! Your child will love playing games with you. They’ll learn card, board, and rhyming games.
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Seven is heaven! Your child has passed through all of the challenges of the toddler years, is comfortable in school and still loves to spend time with you!
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When your baby is 13 months old, you'll notice an explosion of new things they can do.
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