Parents Learn To Play Too
A Parent's Guide To The Early Years
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Parents Learn To Play Too emphasizes the importance of play in the early years, when children experience the most rapid learning and development. As a parent, your role in your child's education is crucial. YOU are your child's first and most important educator in those early years! This book is a comprehensive guide for parents on how to effectively support their children's early development through play. The book introduces the Four Pillars of Learning, a holistic approach to learning which encompasses language, literacy, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math), Physical Activ...
Parents Learn To Play Too emphasizes the importance of play in the early years, when children experience the most rapid learning and development. As a parent, your role in your child's education is crucial. YOU are your child's first and most important educator in those early years! This book is a comprehensive guide for parents on how to effectively support their children's early development through play. The book introduces the Four Pillars of Learning, a holistic approach to learning which encompasses language, literacy, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math), Physical Activity and Mindful Awareness. Susie Beghin offers practical strategies and simple activities for parents to integrate into daily routines, tailored to different age groups from infancy to preschool. Parents Learn To Play Too is a practical tool for parents to use as a handbook throughout their children's early years making the book not just a guide for child development but also a resource for building a stronger parent-child connection through the joy of play. If you think this book is only about children, think again. Susie Beghin encourages parents to engage with their own playful sides, emphasizing that play is a shared experience that benefits both children and adults! Learn more about Susie at www.SusieBeghin.com
