The first few years of a child’s life are crucial for their proper growth and development. With our busy lives, most parents turn to infant care programs to give their kids the right space to learn appropriate things. Statistics claim that children with high-quality daycare programs tend to develop better social, emotional, and cognitive skills. […]
My child is not speaking yet. She is 18 months old. What can I do?
Here are 5 tips which you can do at home to improve your child’s language skills: Help your child understand more by building on his receptive language. Model for the child what a word or a phrase means, like during “Clean up time!” then show the child how to put the toys in the box. Encourage […]
Exploring Music With Your Baby
Music has the power to affect our socio-emotional and psychological well-being. It allows one to express or arouse emotions. Music and music experiences also support the formation of important brain connections that are being established over the first three years of life (Carlton 2000). Singing a lullaby while rocking a baby stimulates early language development, […]
Is Art Important to Young Children?
Art gives children a chance to enhance, develop and nurture their innate creativity. As a child explores art media, there are millions of synapses connecting and firing, which leads to the formation of well-rounded personalities, good attachment, self-esteem and better mental health. When they feel good about who they are, then they tend to have […]
Reading With Your Infant
Reading together when babies are as young as 4 months old increases the chances that parents continue reading to babies as they get older. Beginning early is important because the roots of language are developing in a baby’s brain even before he can talk! The more words your baby hears over time, the more words […]
How to support infant’s social and emotional development?
As parents, we want the best for our infants. Always take a positive approach to your child’s learning process. 4 fun ideas for you to have foster bond with your infant Play hide and seek with your infant and see if he can find the objects you hide. You can hide something under a cloth, […]
Improve the Way You Talk With Your Child
Think about a past conversation you have had with your child. Who was the speaker and who was the listener? Did you each take turns being the speaker and the listener? Two simple strategies: Describe the day Encourage your child to tell you how the day went—in as much detail as possible. Recount the events […]
How to Manage Your Child’s Temper Tantrum?
A temper tantrum is when a child has an unplanned outburst of anger and frustration. Tantrums can be physical, verbal or both. Tantrums are a normal part of your child’s development. They happen as a child learns to become more independent. A big cause of toddler temper tantrums is the conflict they feel. They seek […]
Camelot Preschool Flyer
At Camelot, we keep learning fun through active play and exploration. The young ones enjoy specially curated activities that embody their unique developmental needs. 😊🏅 Programmes available: ➡️ Early Years (2mths to 17mths) – NEW!! Open for registration. ➡️ Preschool (18mths to 6 years) – Get up to $1200 off* ➡️ After School Club – […]
Life of Shark: Fun-filled Facts and Secrets
The holiday season is the perfect time to learn and explore new things. Keep your children busy with an arsenal of crafts and activities to keep their boredom at bay. Having this in mind, Camelot Learning Centre is organizing a special holiday programme: ALL ABOUT SHARKS. The mysterious ocean and its marine life always fascinate […]