When children begin their piano lessons, they typically have aspirations of "playing like their older cousin," or "playing like a music star." Some of them even have a playlist they want to master. Children between the ages of 4 and 10 are quite quick in learning the piano because their fingers are agile, and they are quite smart when it comes to following instructions. However, there is the odd student who "hates" piano lessons. Whether it is in Plainview, NY, or in Huntington, students who … [Read more...]
6 Productivity Activities To Occupy Your Kids During Summer Break
Every year, after the cold and harsh winter, we wait for this time around to enjoy the sun a bit more. But what gets our stress hormone all pumped up is our kiddo getting bored all the time. We always want to do something for him which is productive and helpful but can't really find it. This also gets us irritated sometimes. But no worries, Etutorworld has found out a list for you and as well as your kid, just read along: Get a Chore Chart We all know that the habit of being responsible … [Read more...]
How Children Can Benefit By Listening to Bedtime Stories
Every parent is keen to ensure their children's well-being and health by taking proper care during their growing ages so that they become good human beings. While it might be easy to take care of the physical health of children by providing the right nutrition and a healthy environment for growth, it is equally important to help them with cognitive development that creates a healthy mind which is essential to growing up as good humans. Parents must not only discharge their duties in … [Read more...]
Tips on How to Teach Your Kids Good Study Habits
Students get excited to go back to school because they get to see their friends again or flaunt their new school gear on the campus. But that excitement, it seems, doesn't spill over to the actual school work. This feeling will just make doing all their projects and reports all the more difficult to do, even for schools as holistic and open as Montessori schools in Singapore. So, as a parent, what should you do? How can you teach them the value of their education without turning them away by … [Read more...]
3 Simple Ways To Help Your Anxious Child
Having an anxious child can induce some of the most anxious-ridden moments within a parent. This can often lead to a vicious cycle situation where your worried little darling will see their level of anxiety heightened because they feed off of your fretful vibes. It can be difficult to know what to do for the best. Anxiety isn't solely the domain of adults with overbearing bosses, financial worries and relationship problems. In the twenty first century, more children, from elementary kids to … [Read more...]
6 Tips for Turning Children into Leaders of Tomorrow
The birth of a child is a great blessing for the parents and unconditional love is part of the package of course, but there's more to parenting than just love. Good parents want to groom their children into becoming future leaders of the world, but it's easier said than done. To make things a little less confusing, here are six tips that should show you the way to turn your child into an independent individual, naturally capable of leadership. Lead by Example Young children have little to no … [Read more...]
Happy Children. Happy Life.
There are many things in life that will seem to be on a quest to just annoy you at any point that they possibly can, and we have to admit that your children are going to be some of those people. As much as we love them, we can't help but think back to a time where no stress was given by children, and times just seemed to be calmer all round. But, if you're getting that much stress from your children, it might be time to think about whether you're doing something wrong, and whether you could … [Read more...]
Terrible Twos – 5 Helpful Tips for Better Toddler Behaviour
As your baby begins to transition from an infant into a toddler, it's common to experience some frustrations � particularly around the �terrible twos� stage, which is characterized by defiance and your child's desire for more independence. Are you looking for tips to manage this behavior and minimize frustration for both you and your children? Help may be closer than you think: Go Natural Rather than cave to your mother-in-law's well-intentioned advice with odd-ball sleep methods, … [Read more...]
