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"Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood.” Fred Rogers

“Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood.” Fred Rogers

While technology is an important tool to include in your child’s education, remember to set it down more than every once in a while and just play. Adult modeling and social interaction is tantamount to every child’s development. After all, someone once said, “Children are people we should be spending a lot of time talking to, listening to and helping because they’re new here.

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Toys are perhaps the most important tools for any child's growth and development. While it is true that toys offer children hours of fun and entertainment, it is also true that toys are responsible for a child's progressive thinking and imagination.

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5 sound reasons why too many toys is not good for kids
1. Toy glut slows the creativity development. Fantasy develops when a child invents his own plays with what he has
2. A child can’t stay focused on one object. His attention jumps from toy to toy without qualitative play
3. Creates more anxiety Too many toys equal too many options. And too many options create undue anxiety.
4. Decreases the level of appreciation and value for a toy/game A child who has fewer toys tends to value and take better care of their possessions than someone who has many toys readily available. The message that a child with many toys receives is that if something breaks, there will be another toy there to play with.
5. Takes away from developing valuable life skills Children with fewer toys are forced to share with their siblings and cooperate. Instead of giving up on a game or throwing aside a toy so hastily, children with fewer toys learn valuable life skills such as “stick-to-itiveness”, patience, and determination.

Think about all the ways that numbers and counting are part of your child’s life! From soapy toes in the bathtub to “get ready-set-go!” in the yard. As adults, we can think of few things easier than counting to 10. But mastering what we see as very basic number skills is a tough learning journey for your child. ‘Learning about number and counting is really quite complex and involves language, working memory, visualisation and more.