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Play dough plays an important role in supporting your child’s development. Play dough should be available to your child to use regularly. As playdough helps:
Develops Fine Motor Skills. ...
Emotional regulation. ...
Encourages creativity. ...
Hand-eye coordination. ...
Improves social skills. ...
Literacy and numeracy skills.
We have added a variety of wooden stampers to our collection to add to your playdough area. These are great to support fine motor skills, language and to teach about a certain topic .

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Planned small-group learning experiences with a social and emotional focus ... can support development of the language children need to talk about feelings [and] self-regulation.'—Leonie Arthur.

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As our children learn behaviours and wire their brain, positive affirmations are very effective in nurturing emotional wellbeing in childhood. Practicing positive affirmations will support your child to have a positive mindset and achieve goals. It’s a good exercise to do with children when they are heightened to calm them down. Introducing clapping out the words or deep breaths in between is a great way to help your child calm down. Positive affirmations work for adults too.
At the end of this week we will be adding positive affirmation resources to the website.

nurture_with_play K.I.D. (Kid Inventor’s Day) is held annually on the 17th of January. The event celebrates items invented by children. The date of the 17th of January was chosen because it is the birthday of Benjamin Franklin.
Recently my daughter and I were watching Shark tank re runs. My daughter was wowed by Kiowa Kavovit, a six-year-old girl who gave a pitch together with her father to the investors about Boo Boo Goo.
As a Mother and Teacher, I encourage children to be creative thinkers if they put their minds to it and focus, they too, like Kiowa, can be inventors. Play plays a crucial role in helping children develop their brains as play fosters critical skills, understanding, and dispositions, which are essential for your child’s lifelong learning and well-being.
Research demonstrates that developmentally appropriate play with parents and peers is a singular opportunity to promote the social-emotional, cognitive, language, and self-regulation skills that build executive function and a prosocial brain. Furthermore, play supports forming safe, stable, and nurturing relationships with all caregivers that children need to thrive.
“Imagination is the golden-eyed monster that never sleeps. It must be fed; it cannot be ignored” – Patricia A. McKillip

Are you looking for activities to do with your preschooler to enhance their literacy and numeracy skills? Look know further. https://www.nurturewithplay.com.au/products/wooden-literacy-and-numeracy-learning-boards?utm_content=ios&utm_medium=product-links&utm_source=message

This interactive book gives your child the opportunity to be exposed to so many learning opportunities including learning their shapes, colours, numbers, to tell the time, tie shoe laces,
This activity will strengthen your child’s fine motor skills, cognitive development, focus and concentration.
It is light and compact easy to store.
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There are various benefits of sensory toys and tools which focus on promoting touch, increasing concentration, reducing anxiety, developing fine motor skills and encouraging language skills.

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What are the benefits of a Busy board?
This particular busy board will improve your child's fine motor skills. This busy board is designed to cover a wide range of activities to strengthen the hand and finger muscles.
What to improve your child's problem solving skills?
When you introduce a busy board to your child, your child needs to use there problem solving skills to open and close buttons, zippers, loops on so on..
When using this busy board your helping your child to understand Cause/Effect Relationship. Playing with a busy board helps children understand that their actions have effects. They push a button and a light goes off.
This busy board will teach your child real life skills needed. For instance we often on a daily basis use zippers, hooks, buttons, etc.
This busy board will support Sensory Feedback. There are multiple levels of feedback children will get from this busy board
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