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[sristiglobalschool]

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[emmanuelnsutebu]

Unlocking the Secrets of Parenting: Nurturing Your Unique Child #shorts #podcast

Unlocking the Secrets of Parenting: Nurturing Your Unique Child #shorts #podcast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsiYeeDgPsY Learn from successful people - use struggles to become more successful #parentingtips #parentingadvice #nurturingpotential #uniqueness #childrendevelopment #secretsofprosperity #podcast #successfulpeoplestory #StrugglestoSuccessPodcast #Resilience #PositiveMindset #Inspiration #Motivation #OvercomingAdversityTips #PersonalGrowthStrategies, #SuccessThroughStruggles #InspirationalSuccessStories #TransformingChallengesIntoSuccess #LifeCrisisManagement #SuccessMindsetCoaching, #LearningFromFailures #BuildingResilienceTechniques #AchievingSuccessInLife #GrowthMindsetStrategies #LifeCoachingForSuccess #StrugglesToSuccessBook 🔔Unlock the power of resilience with Emmanuel Nsutebu! Hit subscribe to learn how every struggle can lead to greater success. https://www.youtube.com/@FromStrugglesToSuccess/?sub_confirmation=1 🔗 Stay Connected With Me. 👉Facebook: https://ift.tt/nPcr2wV 👉Instagram: https://ift.tt/Dnl10K6 👉Twitter (X): https://twitter.com/nsutebu 👉Linkedin: https://ift.tt/aCrK5os 👉Tiktok: https://ift.tt/1yPXK4f ✅ For Business Inquiries: info@strugglestosuccess.com ============================= ✅ Other Videos You Might Be Interested In Watching: 👉 Leading and coaching teams from struggles to success - Dr Montio Morgan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfHoqrBs3io 👉 A healthcare leader's masterclass in using struggles as opportunities - Prof Ged Williams https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXTlCZIvsks 👉 Struggles can help find your passion and purpose - Dr Mathilde Mbouck - health charity via Emmanuel Nsutebu https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3da9f_4IpuQ8rIUNPFty0Q June 11, 2024 at 09:53PM

[mamajecshub]

Unleash Your Child's Creativity with Sculpt 3D: The Ultimate 3D Modeling Tool for Kids

[infinitenature]

Western society has normalized early separation of mother to child, many have to go back to work as early as 6 weeks. Some parents may prefer that (and some may have no other options) although many may want longer time with their child. It is completely normal for children to want to be around their parents/caregivers when they are small. The caregiver is their safe space. When a small child views someone as a stranger (even if it is family or friend of family), a child crying or not going to them is a natural reaction . Consistent quality time builds bonds. Children learn relationships via their parents before anything else, regardless if they go to school or daycare. Early separation from parents, particularly mother at an early age can impact a child deeper than society as a whole realizes. That was why I personally was adamant about being near my daughter as much as I could and nursing her directly from my breast when she was put under lights for her jaundice as a newborn. Creating a nurturing environment is important. Society focuses so much on making children independent too soon. It is okay to not let a baby cry it out. Allowing small children to cry it out actually creates anxiety and teaches a child to not depend on their caregivers which then can create anxious adults who may have a hard time creating interdependent relationships with others (and have a hard time asking for support when it is needed). I learned from studying myself and the science of child development the importance of the child-parent connection. Eric Erickson theory on the stages of development goes into detail about this. A securely attached child knows their needs will be met by their parent and feel safe. They in turn feel safe in life in general and can reflect this in other relationships as their circle expands through time. #parentchild #parentchildrelationship #personaldevelopment #childdevelopment #secureattachment #secureattachmentstyle #secureattachmentparenting #childrendevelopment #stagesofdevelopment #parenting #child https://www.instagram.com/p/CGP5PQbJCwr/?igshid=el507th6t21r

[melaniehayes138]

5 Foods Your Growing Child Must Constantly Consume

Your kids would pile everything sweet and delicious onto the breakfast table if they had their way, including ice cream, cakes, and chocolates. But as a mother, feeding your children the correct foods will support their development, protect them from illness, and help them avoid many potential health problems. They might not be grateful right away, but they will be grateful eventually. Following are five meals your developing children should always consume if you want the best for them.

1. Low-fat Dairy Products Cheese, yogurt, and milk are the essential dairy products that your developing youngster requires. These foods are great providers of calcium and protein, two nutrients essential for a growing child's development. They encourage good bone growth while assisting in muscle development. Cheese can also improve oral health, lower blood pressure, and prevent osteoporosis.

2. Dried Fruit The body of a developing youngster requires as many vitamins and minerals as it can receive to support the production of growth hormones. Vitamins have been shown in numerous studies to contribute to children's weight maintenance and height growth. Additionally, the more fruits your developing infant consumes, the more vitamins their tiny bodies will get. Additionally, vitamins enhance developing immune systems to prevent a myriad of infections.

3. Seeds and Nuts Nuts and seeds are well known for boosting energy in developing bodies and memory. Nuts and seeds provide your child's body the energy boost it needs if they enjoy playing outside. Nuts and seeds are the memory boosters required for healthy retentive memory when it comes time to learn. As they are high in zinc, omega-3 fatty acids, and other nutrients a developing child needs to aid memory and brain function, pumpkin seeds, walnuts, and chia seeds are ideal examples.

4. Vegetables in Green Almost every mother is aware of how difficult it can be to convince a growing child to eat their green veggies. However, green vegetables must be consumed by children since they provide a wealth of health benefits, including boosting the immune system.

5. Grass-Based Foods Bread, oats, rice, corn, noodles, pasta, and nutritious breakfast cereals are a few examples of grain foods. These foods give kids energy while also sustaining their feeling of fullness for longer periods of time. Grain-based foods can be combined with protein-rich foods including beans, eggs, fish, lean meat, and poultry.

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[kids-worldfun]

6 Benefits of Reading for Children’s Development. This post will assist you to comprehend the main benefits of reading for children and will show you how to effectively promote reading. 

[tuduanda]

Müzik 💚 Hareket . . Kazanımlar: Müzik ve ritim eşliğinde hareket eder. Dikkat edilmesi gereken nesne/durum/olaya odaklanır. Basit dans adımlarını yapar. Bedenini kullanarak ritim eşliğinde çeşitli hareketleri ardı ardına yapar. 🙋🏻‍♀️🙌🏻 “Bugünden yarınlara” . . #çocukgelişimi #müzik #hareket #ritim #dansdrama #okulöncesiöğretmenliği #çocukgelişimieğitimleri #rondeğitimi #oyun #yaratıcıdrama #masal #orffschulwerk #movement #kids #kidsactivity #musicandplay #musicactivity #kidsactivity #childrendevelopment https://www.instagram.com/p/BuHWagbAkiA/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=dm93tw8wumik

[stemlittleexplorers]

Are you looking for some activities for early childhood 👶🏻 development (6+ months)?

Look no further, we have an excellent sensory play activity. All you need is some flour, food colors, and you are set!

Create your own DIY sensory activity that babies will enjoy and develop all their senses.

[dryingzangel]

Nature vs nuture. . We are genuinely excited to know Bing's talents based on Decode Talent DNA Test. . It is great to learn what are his academic inclination, artistic potential, sports potential and leadership traits. So us parents can guide him to maximise his potential. Besides that, we are also reminded to watch out for certain negative aspects such as gambling, smoking and myopia tendencies. . Being equipped with this knowledge, we are able to educate him against unhealthy habits too. . Quote ANGEL15 for 15% off this Decode Talent DNA Test! More info IG@absolutegenetictechnologies FB@AGTgenetics . . . . . #absolutegenetictechnologies #agtgenetics #myAGTstory #decodetalentdnatest #PersonalizedParenting #NurturebyNature #ChildrenDNATest #ChildrenDevelopment #parenting (at Teluk Cempedak,Kuantan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CayBWfAhl9q/?utm_medium=tumblr

[thelittleworkshopharhoura]

Pottery and children’s development. Among others, it enhances concentration, fine motor skills, self-esteem and creativity. La poterie pour les enfants et le développement personnel. Entre autres avantages, elle favorise la concentration, la confiance en soi, la motricité fine et la créativité. #childrendevelopment #developpementpersonnel #selfesteem #confianceensoi #creativity #creativité #finemotorskills #motricitefine #concentration #atelierartistique #artworkshop (à The Little Workshop) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYbaVyHD7eR/?utm_medium=tumblr

[sristiglobalschool]

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[kidsaura]

The Power of Play

For kids, playtime is a natural and delightful way to stay active, be fit, and feel cheerful. From birth to adolescence, they require plenty of uncontrolled playful activities to keep good mental and physical wellness and to master basic life skills. There is no ideal or wrong way to play. Parents just need to let their kids play without being judgmental. Let them explore their surroundings and learn from them.

Children who play have better cognitive, physical, social, and emotional health. They gain an understanding of the outside world and self through playing. The optimal time for parents to interact fully with their children is during play.

Numerous studies discuss a range of issues that have impacted play, such as a fast life, change in familial relationships, and a focus on academics and extracurricular activities at the expense of unstructured play or leisure. The safety advantages that would come from child-driven play could be reduced as a result. kid activists must take into account all variables that obstruct optimum growth and fight for conditions that enable each kid to completely benefit from play since each child deserves the chance to live up to their own ability.

Through play, children develop skills they need to succeed in school, work, and relationships, like

Confidence

Self-worth

Resiliency

Networking

Self-determination

Enthusiasm

Coping abilities

Parents can have a great time and develop lasting relationships with their kids through playtime. While a parent or caretaker can encourage and participate in their child's play, they shouldn't control them. They must allow their kids the space, opportunity, and freedom to play. Children cannot enjoy their playtime if an adult controls all of the how, what, and when they play.

Children frequently like to bring difficulty and unpredictability into their play. Children challenge their limits and learn about themselves through difficult play. Through play, they develop risk management skills that they can apply in the real world. From birth, parents should encourage their children to grow. Teach them fundamental skills such as cycling, swimming, and road safety. Explain the value of not giving up, learning from mistakes, and having confidence in oneself.  Help them know their limitations and constraints. But let them enjoy themselves as they explore during their playtime.

Playtime not just helps children to learn about their surroundings and self, but also how to coordinate their physical motions, communicate with peers, follow rules, and beyond. But the scope of learning goes far deeper than these.

Here's a list of things that can be taken to improve and promote play.

Laud their performance. It's likely that your child enjoys some free play on a daily basis.

Provide toys with an array of possibilities. Simple toys enable the highest level of imagination.

Limit extracurricular activities.

Invite the nearby residents.

Set screen time.

Let boredom hits them. 

Be honest, and lead by example.

Hence it is clear that play has a bigger impact on a child's early development than you might think. Simply set out some time each day to spend with your child and allow them to engage in unrestricted play. You'll be on cloud nine when you see the outcome.

A beautiful childhood they get, the more beautiful their future will be.

[zazaazman]

Did you know that children in Malaysia has a malnutrition problem? According to the National Health and Morbidity Survey 2019 (NHMS 2019) released by the Ministry of Health, Malaysia, the prevalence of stunting and underweight in children under five years of age in Malaysia has increased from 17.7% in 2015 to 21.9% in 2019. This is quite a shocking news for our children! In ensuring our future generations have sufficient nutrition, Dutch Lady Milk Industries Berhad (DLMI), Malaysia’s leading dairy company, launched its first milk based formula dietary food DUTCH LADY MaxGro. As Malaysia's leading dairy company, Dutch Lady Malaysia Industries introduces MaxGro Growth Tracker Application, a growth tracking tool that helps parents to keep track of their chilren's development and growth progress. Support your child's optimal growth potential with all-new DUTCH LADY MAXGRO nationwide. For more information, please visit www.smartmoments.com.my and request for a complimentary sample NOW ! Read more in my blog for detailed information ! https://www.zazaazman8.com/2021/02/optimal-growth-potential-with-dutch.html @dutchladymy #dutchladymaxgro #dutchladymalaysia #dutchlady #formulamilkpowder #hometesterclub #childrengrowth #childrendevelopment #maxgrogrowthtracker #ParentingBlogger #ParentingBloggerMY #malaysianlifestylebloggers #parentingtips #zazasters #zazaazman8com #mamaAAmonsta #bloggerKL #collaborationreview #health #nutrition #healthcare https://www.instagram.com/p/CLpK6skpCV0/?igshid=101vmyr4sicqs

[infinitenature]

Sharing this again. I am seeing before my eyes the benefit of this. I am raising a black child that is free. Repost from @infinitenature1 • Western society has normalized early separation of mother to child, many have to go back to work as early as 6 weeks. Some parents may prefer that (and some may have no other options) although many may want longer time with their child. It is completely normal for children to want to be around their parents/caregivers when they are small. The caregiver is their safe space. When a small child views someone as a stranger (even if it is family or friend of family), a child crying or not going to them is a natural reaction . Consistent quality time builds bonds. Children learn relationships via their parents before anything else, regardless if they go to school or daycare. Early separation from parents, particularly mother at an early age can impact a child deeper than society as a whole realizes. That was why I personally was adamant about being near my daughter as much as I could and nursing her directly from my breast when she was put under lights for her jaundice as a newborn. Creating a nurturing environment is important. Society focuses so much on making children independent too soon. It is okay to not let a baby cry it out. Allowing small children to cry it out actually creates anxiety and teaches a child to not depend on their caregivers which then can create anxious adults who may have a hard time creating interdependent relationships with others (and have a hard time asking for support when it is needed). I learned from studying myself and the science of child development the importance of the child-parent connection. Eric Erickson theory on the stages of development goes into detail about this. A securely attached child knows their needs will be met by their parent and feel safe. They in turn feel safe in life in general and can reflect this in other relationships as their circle expands through time. #parentchild #parentchildrelationship #personaldevelopment #childdevelopment #secureattachment #secureattachmentstyle #secureattachmentparenting #childrendevelopment #stagesofdevelopment #parenting #child https://www.instagram.com/p/CKwRhtSJrMM/?igshid=1y1r4jekqwnza

[kate842]

Activity of the day - potatoe stamps. The easiest way to make potatoe stamp is to press cookie cutter into halved potatoe and cut around it. Me and Eva shared the process, she was pressing (with my help 😉) and I were cutting. When they're ready, mix some paints with water, and make stamps❣❣❣ Loads of messy fun!!!❤ What are you doing today? - - - - - #funwithkids #activities #activitiesforkids #activitiesforkids #childrendevelopment #toddlersofinstagram #artsandcrafts #craftsforkids #instadaily #saturday #familyfun #love #hobby #blogging #mumblogger https://www.instagram.com/p/B_H3xVZgHhR/?igshid=pxnheihlxn57