Parenting Tips

Children Paradise Preschool
  • Parenting Tips

    We all agree to the fact that raising a child is one of the toughest and equally satisfying jobs in the world. And also, the one for which we are least prepared.

    Every new parent needs guidance and support to rear the child in the safest and secure manner. The sense of self starts developing in children when you start addressing them with various names, tone of your voice, body language and expressions. Parents' words and actions help children in developing their self-esteem. Appreciating even for their smallest effort will build their confidence. Parents are advised not to speak to their children in a loud tone. Parents need to select the words and sentences very carefully before speaking to them.

    Along with this, the child rearing procedure is followed for the development, promotion and providing support for the physical, emotional, social and academic growth of a child from formative years to adulthood.

    Your child is a natural learner, investigator and thinker. It is our job to provide the materials and activities that support and enhance your child's ability to learn. Children Paradise Preschool is a whole-child curriculum, which means the content of the program supports ALL aspects of your child's growing and learning. Each day at school offers your child opportunities to learn key Science, Math, and Literacy concepts and the Social, Creative and Physical skills that are essential to school success. Together they create a balanced program that emphasized the natural way your child learns through experiences.

    With an engaging mixture of fun and learning, children at school will gain essential skills that will be the foundation for learning success throughout the rest of their schooling and life. Come join us for the joy of learning…the Children Paradise way.

    Happy Parenting!
    • WHEN YOUR CHILD
      YOUR CHILD IS
    • Climbs, Crawls and
      dances

      coordinating the two hemispheres of the brain

    • Uses their fingers
      in songs and dances

      Activating both motor and
      cognitive skills need
      to learn to read and write

    • Claps and moves to
      the patterns of music

      Developing beginning math and sequence skills

    • Experiments with
      art materials

      Building self-expression and creative thinking skills

    • Explores the five
      senses

      Using science and sensory
      exploration skills

    • Plays pretend

      Developing empathy and a
      different viewpoint

    • Laughs and giggles

      Releasing tension and increasing
      blood flow to the brain

    • Plays with words

      Building vocabulary

    • Plays with words

      Building vocabulary

    • Builds with blocks

      Using essential math and geometry skills