Each and every one of us are learning. It has been said that children can learn at triple the speed as adults. For example, think of a five year old child. Just four years earlier they were learning to walk and feed themselves with a spoon. Now they are learning to make their beds, read, tie shoes and play sports! It is this incredible phenomenon that I want to utilize to my advantage for my own children’s’ sake and why this year we could all use some extra assistance! That is why I have collaborated with Parentingwithkris.com to give you this particular article. I hope it encourages each and everyone of us who are on a journey of learning and teaching. – Kate Dahlin
Being a parent is rewarding, but raising kids is tough, and even the most experienced parents need a helping hand. Each age and stage presents new challenges with education and growth. Find resources for navigating each stage of your kids’ development below.
Encouraging Growth and Development in Babies and Toddlers
When your child first starts learning about the world around him, he needs constant care and support. The following resources can help you through this stage of growth and development.
Why the First Five Years of Childhood Development Are So Important
30 Little Ways to Bond with Baby
25 Fun Things to Do with Babies and Toddlers
Tips for Choosing Toys for Toddlers
Promote Creative Play with Legos
20 Ways to Boost Your Baby’s Brain Power
Raising Preschoolers and Grade Schoolers
Once kids reach preschool to school age, they will usually be busting with energy and curiosity. Kids in this stage will start exploring the world around them, while also making social connections and taking interest in sports, creative projects, and other hobbies.
7 Educational and Entertaining Activities for Young Kids
Fun and Free Educational Websites for Kids
10 Ways to Help Your Child Succeed in Elementary School
8 Multisensory Techniques for Teaching Reading
Storm Spotting for Children: At-Home Meteorology
Future Skills: 7 Essential Skills Your Kids Should Learn at School to Succeed in the Future
8 Ways to Help Your Child Make Friends in School
Tips for the Teenage Years
When your kids become teenagers, they’ll start feeling independent and appreciate a more hands-off approach to parenting. However, that doesn’t mean they no longer need guidance or a supportive home environment as they learn and grow through this stage.
How to Support Your Teenager: 15 Ways To Fill Up Your Teen’s Tank
How to Motivate Teenage Students to Learn in School
What Are Some Things Teenagers Have to Deal with in High School?
If you feel like you don’t have all the answers you need to be a good parent, you’re not alone. Parenting means you’re constantly learning on the go, but resources like these can help you navigate the obstacles you may face.
Written by: Kristin Louis
klouis@parentingwithkris.com
Parentingwithkris.com
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