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The Right Toys and Games for Your Toddler

>> Dec 5, 2014



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Many today’s parents are busy thinking about what courses should be booked to promote the development of the child. Based on the study of a developmental psychologist from Germany, Ellen Galinsky, infants have the highest enthusiasm for learning than children of preschool age. It happened because of the baby can still rejoice in the learning process.

But the joy of learning can slowly fade with increasing child’s age. It often occurs in children of parents who are too ambitious, trying to cram the child with a lot of knowledge rather than supporting their children to stay happy during the learning process.

Indeed, the child does not require a lot of courses at early age, the better is the right picking out toys and games that can help children achieving a happier life and success in the future, without leaving an element of fun in learning.

Here are types of toys and games that appropriate for toddlers:
 
1.Stacking toys
Shape: lego, blocks, puzzles.
Benefits: concentration and control learning.
Encourage your child by giving a good example. When you do an activity, show that you can concentrate on the task well. Once the work is completed, you may perform new activity.

2. Challenge games
Form: racing crawl, hide and seek, ball throwing, puzzle, and so on.
Benefits: life is a challenge, and the challenge started since the child born.
Encourage your child to have confidence to do something. Don’t directly forbid if a child wants to face the challenge, just accompany the child. Praise the child not only when he/she succeeds, but also for the efforts.

3. Imaginative game
Form: play to pretend one’s role, for example, pretending to be a mother.
Benefits: learn to understand the actions and feelings of others.
Encourage your child to explain the felt emotions, for example when she is sad or angry. This explanation is important, because from birth, the child is able to feel a range of emotions, but doesn’t know what it's called.
Encourage children to talk about their feelings, when he was able to define his feelings. The more clever children to recognize their own feelings, the better he understands others, and the better he set her feelings.

4. Toys for Self Organizing
Form: dismantlement toy, making craft, playing picnic.
Benefits: child can learn to digest the problem one by one, organize a lot of things in her life, plan something, and know the priorities, so that his life can be controlled. The ability to organize themselves will affect the child's ability to cope with the demands of life in the future and make it able to master different skills at once.
Encourage child by asking him to make plan such as vacation plans. Support the plan, offer assistance if necessary.

The other three games will be shared later!

Source:AyahBunda magazine

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7 Simple Tips to Get Your Kid to Sleep

>> Dec 2, 2014



At about 2 and half years, some babies begin to have sleeping problems. They seem not to want to go to bed at bedtime, even when they are forced into it. They stay awake and just howl and play on the bed. If parents fail to help their kids get to bed at the early stage, at some point it would be hard controlling it, and they will be falling asleep well beyond 11pm in the night. A child that sleep late in the night wakes up late, they never get enough sleep, become less active during the day and do not get full time required for mental and physical development.


A child is likely to have a hard time going to bed if he struggles to fall asleep, resisting to go to bed, snores at night, awakes in the middle of the night, fails to breathe properly during sleep, or breaths loudly while sleeping.

Here are 7 simple tips to get your kid to sleep:

1. Lights out
At two years or three and above, chances are that most kids are not afraid of the dark. Quietness and darkness will keep them silent and locked under their blankets. A child will get a sleep faster with the lights off. If they do not like the darkness, stay around them until they doze-off.

2. Bed Time Should Be Special
Is bedtime a special time? Most kids hate going to bed because they feel they hate the entire process. Make going to be fun. If possible, go with the baby to her/his bed, tell some bedtime stories. If you plan to tell bedtime stories, ensure you start early, to ensure you do not spend one hour storytelling, yet its bedtime. Calm the baby by telling some stories.

3. Bedtime Routine
Make bedtime a routine, if you want your toddler to go to bed at 8am, there should be reminders in place to ensure that you help her to go to bed when bed time alarm rings. A routine will make parents' time much easier.

4. No Games before Bedtime
Bedtime should be bedtime. Most parents will allow their kids to play into late night. While it is not easy cutting down on children's playtime, a parent can avoid child games when bedtime approaches. If possible, children should eat their supper, then head to bed a few minutes later.

5. Sleep Environment
A child will not go to sleep when the mood does not suggest so. Ensure the TV is off, no computers on, switch off the electronics that may cause disturbances, switch on the small night sleep lights, and ensure the room is totally silent. Do not close your baby door completely while they have a nap.

6. Bedtime Snacks
Babies should sleep for more than ten continuous night time. They need enough energy to stay strong and rest their growing bodies peacefully during the long nights. Get used to giving them some snacks, energetic foods, some fruits or beverages just before they go to bed.

7. Work it out as a team
The sleep strategy should be discussed and implemented by both parents. Discuss the best strategies for your baby going to bed and work together as a team to ensure the baby adapts to them. One parent discouraging the efforts of the other or each parent having own strategies destroys every little effort. You can call on CSA number and help and support the children. 

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On the Beach

>> Dec 1, 2014



It’s already Monday evening here. I’ve just had a chance to turn on my netbook and open my blog, so it’s another short post.  
Paddles of rented canoes beautified with blue

I’ve shared some rented boats with blue touches that seen at Mutun Beach (Lampung city, Lampung Province, Sumatra Island). For Blue Monday that I have missed for several weeks, I share here other blues that captured at the same beach. 
Banana boat

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Cows

>> Nov 29, 2014



I’m so busy lately –helping my husband’s work. So today I just share my shots. Last Monday we visited a friend’s workshop. There’s a green field near the workshop where I saw these three cows.
 Two cows were enjoying the shade while a cow standing still under the sun.


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