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This blog discusses how preschool play can aid in cognitive development in children, such as memory, attention, perception, imagination, and creativity. Preschoolers are curious and learn effectively through play, which strengthens the parent-child relationship and provides children with the confidence to explore and learn about the world. Preschoolers are expected to develop various cognitive abilities, such as planning activities, understanding terms, predicting outcomes, and distinguishing between reality and fiction. The blog suggests several games, such as card games, memory games, puzzles, outdoor activities, and cooking, that parents can use to encourage their child's cognitive development. Parents should allow their child to lead the way during play and show interest in their activities to encourage language skills.

Talk, Play, and Read with Me Mommy by Jo Ann Gramlich will provide you and your child with many stimulating games and activities that are developmentally appropriate and designed to help enhance your child’s speech and language skills…

Childhood learning has laws meant to be followed, preserved, regulated to avoid accidents within the early childhood settings.

Reading nursery rhymes and children's books are an important part of getting children to understand printed text. Talk to your children, and talk to them often, whether they understand or not is not important when they're just babies. The more you talk and interact with your little ones, the better they will develop. The key is exposure, and repeated exposure. Once your child learns to speak, you can begin teaching them reading at home. Read more