For preschoolers, even games that were once very popular can lose their appeal after a while. Here are some suggestions for simple, fun, and novel activities for parents to play with their children.

Many parents think that “2-year-olds don’t know anything, just wait until they learn.” This is a mistake and unintentionally loses the child’s natural potential. In fact, children will develop rapidly at this stage, so parents should teach their 2-year-old children the basics early.

3-year-old children are often very curious about the world around them and have a habit of asking "why" all day long, causing many parents to have to answer continuously. However, parents should not ignore or answer incorrectly, but take advantage of this opportunity to stimulate their children's intelligence and thinking.

Although 4-year-olds already know a lot, including the concepts of gender, time, money, etc., they still need to learn more because this is the stage of comprehensive thinking development and a strong desire to explore the outside world. So what can you teach a 4-year-old?

Children are sensitive and vulnerable entities due to their immaturity and lack of knowledge and social skills. In today's society, children are also victims of many physical and sexual abuse cases, causing them to fall into a deadlock with lifelong psychological trauma. So how can we teach children the necessary skills to protect themselves from sexual abuse? One of the lessons that parents can teach their children to protect themselves and avoid abuse is the "Rule of Fingers".

During the period from 2-3 years old, most children are introduced to books and stories in many different ways: looking at pictures, listening to stories, reading books with their parents or turning the pages themselves, etc. Each form can develop different areas of development for children. It can be fine motor skills, language comprehension, expressive language, independence, etc. based on the way children approach books and stories. So how can parents develop language comprehension and expressive language while playing with their children?

Food is almost everyone’s favorite thing, especially children. It is not difficult to hear parents comment “Just want to eat something then say so fast!”. So why don’t we think about developing language for children through food. Below are a few simple ways we can think of and apply easily.

Play is the best way for children to learn. Through it, they develop many different skills, including language. But sometimes you find it difficult to ask your child to start a new play activity. Or to get your child to agree to join in. Sometimes you feel frustrated because your child ignores everything you say. Sometimes what you thought was a fun play activity ends quickly with your child looking bored.