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From 18 months to 10 years, symbolic play (or fictional play) allows children to explore their emotions, strengthen language, gain confidence and improve communication and social interaction skills.
Safer, environmentally friendly, educational, stimulating, beautiful: wooden toys and children's items made of natural materials are more and more often the preferred choice of mums and dads.
Reading aloud is important for the growth of the child: it stimulates intelligence and affectivity. But it also represents a precious cuddle with mom and dad.
With the cold, rain and snow of Winter, walks and outdoor play opportunities are few and far between. However, you can find alternatives to fight against boredom and keep your kids entertained when the weather is bad and you can't get outside.
The transition from couple to family can seriously challenge the balance of a relationship. For new parents, the transition from married couple to parental couple brings about a profound change, not only organizational, but also emotional and psychological.
Through play, children develop different areas such as language, motor skills, imagination, socialization, thinking, etc. There are different stages and types of play.
Going back to school after the Christmas vacations is not easy. Here are a few simple rules to help your child cope with the separation from the parents and get back to the normal rhythms of life.
