đ§ The brain-building power of crayons for toddlers In todayâs digital world, toddlers can navigate a touchscreen before they can talk in full sentences. But while this might look impressive, hereâs what many parents donât realise: Giving your toddler a crayon is far more powerful for their brain than giving …
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đ¨ Warning sign: Your child doesnât know their letters yet? If your child still doesnât know their letters by age 4 or 5, itâs time to take action â tonight. Knowing the alphabet is the foundation of reading, writing, and overall academic success. When kids fall behind in letter recognition, …
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