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There was a time when I overplanned everything. I thought my language development activities had to be packed with fresh printables, custom visuals, and Pinterest-perfect setups. But my toddlers? They just wanted to play. That’s when I started using one toy for a whole week and switching up how I
Piaget, Vygotsky, and Smilansky. These are the top researchers (along with Parten) cited when understanding how play impacts cognitive development in early childhood. Vygotsky’s research says children are born with basic cognitive functions and build/grow their cognitive abilities through social interactions and adult experiences. He believes talking to children and
Being 2 years old tends to come with a pretty bad rep- I mean, it’s labeled the “terrible twos”. But, if you’ve been here long enough, you know- I’m all about shifting the mindset when it comes to the way we look at, evaluate, and engage with- toddlers. Including 2-year-olds.