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Early Learning Blog

Are you a parent of a baby, toddler, or preschooler? Gain valuable insights into early learning education through our informative blog articles.

Our early learning blog provides parents with practical tools to support their child’s growth and development during these crucial years. Plus, get the latest Shichida News!

Reading opens doors, storytelling is a great skill, here a young girl reads a book
Literacy and Numeracy•Problem Solving and Cognitive Skills

Storytelling: Building Problem-Solving Skills in Kids

Discover how storytelling can boost problem-solving abilities in young children. Learn practical techniques to integrate storytelling into daily routines for early cognitive and emotional development.
Real-world experiences lead to experiential learning learning, featuring girl scouts exploring nature
Learning and Education

Experiential Learning: A Guide to Raising Curious Kids

They say curiosity kills the cat, but for children, curiosity awakens wonder, fuels growth, and breathes life into learning. It’s the drive behind exploration and the heart of discovery.
Blonde Girl Holding a Pencil, practicing her pencil grip development
Child Development•Learning and Education

Understanding Pencil Grip Development

Discover the stages of pencil grip development and learn effective strategies to support your child's handwriting skills and fine motor development.
Imaginative play for toddlers - two girls playing with Doctor toys
Child Development•Play and Games

Imaginative Play for Toddlers: Benefits and Ideas

While it may just look like fun, pretend play for toddlers is doing a lot of important work behind the scenes. It builds key skills that support early childhood development.
Fun and educational infant activities
Activities for Kids

Infant Activities: Best Guide to Local Baby-Friendly Fun

As a parent, don’t fall into the trap of thinking that the best way to support your little one’s healthy development is limited to the four walls of your home.