Nido Kids

How you view children is everything to how they perceive themselves. By believing they are capable individuals, we provide them with the confidence and desire to engage their curiosities and take reasonable risks both independently and alongside others.

The Reggio Emilia approach inspires adults to believe in the power of how children express themselves through “a hundred languages”, with endless possibilities for communicating and representing their ideas. The image of the child is an important foundation for believing in the strength, competence, and power that children have, seen as necessary and invaluable members of their communities.

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When taking inspiration from Reggio Emilia schools, co-learning is a foundational component to the philosophy. For parents and children, co-learning can be an exceptional opportunity to more deeply understand your child’s development at home.

As educators, parents, and caregivers, it is not our job to provide children with the knowledge we think they need to have. Alternatively, when we observe children playing and pose open-ended questions to spark inquiry-based learning, children are able to tap into their high-order thinking skills while growing their self-confidence.

By actively wondering alongside your child and encouraging them to explore their own ideas, we are expanding opportunities to learn from them and with them.

To learn more about the value and practical application of co-learning, consider our Nido Kids online group class and coaching opportunities at nidokids.com/coaching

Provocations are used globally in schools inspired any Reggio Emilia. Parents can easily incorporate this same idea as a tabletop invitation with their children to create a magical learning experience that is dynamic and meaningful.

In our Nido Kids guidebook, parents can discover how and why tabletop invitations are a wonderful tool to incorporate learning concepts organically at home. Head over nidokids.com to learn more and purchase our guidebook!

Self-directed and child-led play is the foundation of learning in early childhood. Play is how children grow and navigate their ideas in relationship to others and their environment.

With our Nido Kids online group mentor classes, join Danielle, a long-time early childhood educator, and other parents as we dive into how supporting children’s play and embracing Reggio Emilia at home can create learning-rich connections.

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While the Reggio Emilia approach is traditionally used in classrooms, it offers a wonderful perspective for parents at home.

With our Nido Kids Guidebook, parents can learn how Reggio can be weaved into their daily lives. With child development and observation tools, as well as tabletop invitation and home set up inspiration, our guidebook provides parents with inspiration to embrace Reggio and the power of play at home!

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