Did you realise that as he watched his mobile your child’s learning through play had already begun? Play is the way your child learns; from shaking his rattle to pouring water from his teapot during bath-time, he is practicing his perceptual and motor skills and developing his language, thought and social understanding. Whatever he needs to learn, play is the natural way he does it.
You will take great delight in watching your child’s learning through play and in getting involved in his games and activities. As he grows up he forgets the details of the games he played but his learning stays with him, as does his pride in his success and mummy and daddy’s praise of his achievements.
Music and child development are inextricably linked! As an adult, when you hear a certain song it might evoke strong memories for you, such as the first date with your partner or when you moved into your first house for example, or you might find ce...
You’ll be helping your child's development when you try these fun activities together
