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[Nov, 17] Harvest Counting: Building Empathy Through Counting Fun

Leave a Comment / Age 5, ALL Culture, Child Development, Lily the Friendship Coach, November /

Why Gather and Count? As the air turns crisp and leaves crunch underfoot, it’s the perfect time to dive into an enjoyable activity: Harvest Counting. By counting and categorizing the fruits and veggies typical of the harvest season, children develop essential number sense and categorization skills. These activities nurture mental agility, and there’s something extra […]

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Outdoor Sensory Activities for Infants

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Why Outdoor Sensory Play is Crucial Infants thrive on sensory experiences. Exposing your baby to various sights, smells, and sounds can spark their curiosity. Outdoor sensory play is more than fun; it’s essential for development. Fresh air and natural light improve their mood and sleep patterns. Studies suggest kids who spend time outdoors are less

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Capturing Outdoor Moments with Toddlers: Tips

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Dress for Success Dressing appropriately can make or break your outdoor adventure with toddlers. Always opt for layers; you can easily remove or add them depending on the weather. Choose bright colors for easy spotting in crowded places. Don’t forget a hat for sun protection and comfortable shoes for trekking. Remember, happy kids are more

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Encouraging Outdoor Play & Physical Activity for Preschoolers

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Importance of Outdoor Play for Preschoolers Outdoor play provides many benefits for preschoolers. It offers physical activity, boosts creativity, and enhances social skills. Children need movement to grow healthy. Outdoor activities like running, jumping, and climbing help develop motor skills. Plus, playtime outside is fun and engaging. Fresh air and sunlight are great bonuses. As

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