Kaz Digitals’ Post

Don’t ever fool yourself into believing your little ones aren’t absorbing your words and learning from the examples you set. Want proof? Check out this lovely video. Big sister (helping her brother with his pajamas): “I got you.” Little brother: “I trust you.” Talk about an exchange that would bring a tear to most any parent’s eye. The back and forth between them tells us so much about their daily experience. These aren’t words spoken by coincidence. They are a reflection of the environment created by their parents through the consistency of their own actions and words. You can promote these same behaviors. Be consistently attentive. Be consistently kind - both in your interactions with your children and with others. Create consistent routines. For children, consistency = safety. It takes a lot of effort. There’s never a day off. But the dividends are huge. This lovely exchange was shared to IG by Kelli.Danielle. #earlychildhood #earlyyears #eyfs #parenting

Don’t ever fool yourself into believing your little ones aren’t absorbing your words and learning from the examples you set. Want proof? Check out this lovely video. Big sister (helping her brother with his pajamas): “I got you.” Little brother: “I trust you.” Talk about an exchange that would bring a tear to most any parent’s eye. The back and forth between them tells us so much about their daily experience. These aren’t words spoken by coincidence. They are a reflection of the environment created by their parents through the consistency of their own actions and words. You can promote these same behaviors. Be consistently attentive. Be consistently kind - both in your interactions with your children and with others. Create consistent routines. For children, consistency = safety. It takes a lot of effort. There’s never a day off. But the dividends are huge. This lovely exchange was shared to IG by Kelli.Danielle. #earlychildhood #earlyyears #eyfs #parenting

Head… Shoulders, knees and toes! 🎶 The capacities of young children grow every day. You can help your toddler find success by breaking complex tasks into manageable chunks that align with their age and ability. This mom and dad offer a fantastic example, allowing their little one to lead the family in song - and participate in a way she can manage. As your baby grows, think about the daily activities in which you engage - and be on the lookout for ways they can participate safely and successfully. Where have you found opportunities like this for your baby? This musical family was shared to TT by harrietaldridgexxy. #earlychildhood #earlyyears #eyfs #parenting