This is my son – Bi Ngo. He’s 3 years old. For me, the best way to help your child grow is to let him touch everything in the world.
"We've learned 10pct of what we read, 20pct of what we listen, 30pct of what we see, 50pct of what we see and listen, 70pct of discussion, 80pct from experience, 95pct of what we teach others" says psychologist WilliamGlasser. The best way to teach is to give your child a lot of experience, instead of parrot lessons.
Parents should remember that they will know what they want and parents just need to be there to support when needed. Take the time to teach your child, play with the baby and simply stay with him.
Children learn best when they are free to play. In the early years of life, the most need is love and affection from parents and people around them and the freedom to explore the world in their own way. This will help children build social skills, confidence and imagination - important elements for a healthy and inclusive future, without the need for intensive chapters. Early education is boiling like today.
An ideal environment for children is a normal environment - the most natural thing in a child's daily life. That means the child can be touched, grasped, tasted The things that they see in their daily lives, such as playing with water, playing with sand, gravel, running on the lawn, digging the ground, taking care of the tree, touching the pots of parents, not sitting. Learn the development of intelligence in boredom, while touching something in the house is scolded, prohibited. As parents, do you find that a nonsense or not?
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