Understand Their Interests Trying to engage non-verbal children? Start by understanding what captures their attention. For instance, my nephew loves cars, so we use them in language games. Find out their favorite toys, colors, or activities. Knowing these details can help create more personalized and effective language exercises. This approach not only fosters engagement but […]
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Start with Playtime Right Toddlers learn best through play. Kickstart sibling bonding by planning engaging play activities. Use toys and games that encourage cooperation rather than competition. For instance, try puzzles or building blocks that require teamwork. Rotate favorite toys between them to avoid tantrums. These sessions will help your toddlers learn to appreciate each
Starting with Stories Ever tried explaining the concept of diligence to a four-year-old? I met with blank stares until I discovered the power of Christian storytelling. Simple Bible stories with relatable characters like Noah, who worked patiently on the ark, or Ruth, known for her hard work and loyalty, became my go-to. To make this
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