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Kids Learn From Other Kids
There are lots of different theories about how kids learn social cues and interpersonal skills. But almost all of them place heavy importance on interactions with other kids their age.

When it comes to giving kids an environment that helps them “learn how to learn,” a well-designed preschool system tops the list. Whether it’s in the classroom or during playtime, kids will teach each other social skills and give each other a variety of language input that can really make a difference.

We’re All Along for the Ride
Early childhood education is full of surprises, but the right environment will give your kid the support they need to face whatever comes their way. We’re excited to be on this journey with you, and we hope you are too!

We care about your kids, and we’ll use our expertise and certified training to help them grow to the best they can be.

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Play Is an Essential Part of Early Childhood Education
Playtime is a way for kids to unwind, yes. But it’s also an excellent way for them to learn the things that aren’t taught in classrooms.

The United Nations High Commission for Human Rights even recognizes play as a right that every human child deserves. It’s essential for mental development as well as social development, and adults can’t always design the “perfect” playtime scenario.

The beauty of play is its sense of freedom. When kids feel comfortable making their own fun, they explore new parts of themselves.

And if you’re wondering about how we incorporate play into our early childhood programs, you can ask our advisors directly! We’ll be happy to hear from you and address any concerns you might have.

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The Critical Period is Real
You can still learn all kinds of things, including languages, at older ages in life. The critical period for learning just means that the early years are times of rapid growth. Toddlers develop more things during the critical period, and much more smoothly than they would later on.

If you’re a multilingual family and you want your child to know the languages the rest of your family speaks, it’s a good idea to continue using these languages around the baby. This can provide an important cultural access point later in life.

Don’t worry about your baby being confused or having language delays in English. When we say the critical period makes kids quick learners, we mean it. In fact, monolingual kids are actually the minority on the planet.

Your child will have lots of exposure to English, even if they aren’t getting it at home. And preschool is one way to ensure your kid is learning lots of different ways of speaking at once. Even within one language (in this case, probably English), there are so many variations and speech patterns to explore.

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Kids Don’t Come With a Theory of Mind
Do you know what “theory of mind” is?

It’s a psychological concept that experts use to draw conclusions about human intelligence, communication, and sense of self. To put it in basic terms, theory of mind is a person’s ability to realize that different people have different thoughts.

Babies don’t come with a theory of mind already set up. Instead, they acquire this over time. A baby who doesn’t have a theory of mind yet might not understand that you don’t have access to the same set of knowledge they do.

For example, let’s say a baby drops a toy while you’re out of the room.

When you come back in, you might wrack your brain trying to understand why they’re crying. Meanwhile, the baby won’t understand that you didn’t see what happened. They know what happened, and they don’t yet have the ability to know that your knowledge is different from theirs.

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Babies and Young Kids Understand Prosody
One of the first things babies pick up on is something called prosody. You can think of this like the melody of human speech. Prosody is something child-directed speech does a great job of emphasizing, and it’s wonderful to see kids picking up on the patterns.

Have you ever witnessed a baby “talking” with convincing rhythms and melodies of nonsense? It’s adorable to see, and even downright funny.

But what’s happening is something amazing. When babies do this, they’re practicing an important part of human language: prosody. They pay attention to the rhythms of how the people around them speak, and they understand that these contain a great deal of meaning.

Think about how to differentiate a question from a statement, especially if you don’t understand any of the words. In English, a question gets a higher pitch at the end. This is just one of the pieces of information prosody can convey, and babies often pick up on that meaning even before understanding the meaning of words.

Prosody can also help kids learn about emotions and speaking styles. And it serves as a stepping stone to understanding more complex aspects of speech.

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6. “Baby Talk” Is Actually Important
Sometimes people treat baby talk as something that’s silly or even detrimental, but that parents do because they can’t help it. We’re here to tell you that this exaggerated, high-pitched, slow way of speaking is actually a natural way to get kids to understand the fundamentals of language.

Linguists and psychologists sometimes call this “parentese” or “motherese,” though a more official term for it is child-directed speech. Getting babies and toddlers to understand that the long streams of sound adults produce are actually made up of meaningful words is a big step. Accentuating the dips and rises can help kids catch on.

Like we noted in the previous section, child-directed speech isn’t something that teaches your kid language. As long as they get a nice amount of exposure, your child will acquire language whether or not you use baby talk with them.

But it’s something that can make the language acquisition process more enjoyable for kids, and it could save them a bit of frustration.

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