By: Carol Scott
Touch is one of the nicest senses to share. The touch of people close to babies can have a hugely calming…
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In every new parent’s voice, you can hear the excitement and wonder as they tell you, ‘It’s a boy’ or ‘It’s…
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Imagination is essential in the learning process and can advance cognitive development. Young children often learn about historical events, different cultures…
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Children are curious creatures. They explore, question, and wonder; and by doing so, they learn. Jamie loves to experiment. He loves unusual things. He is always keen…
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Scientists would suggest that, even before birth, each one of us has an awareness of our surroundings through our senses, one…
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Not much can beat the warm, comforting taste and aroma of a cup of hot chocolate on a cold winter’s day,…
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As well as the senses of touch, taste and smell, sight plays an important role in the initial stages of the…
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Focusing on a child’s senses will provide you with many ways to help them to develop effective communication, social and emotional…
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Use these tried and tested recipes to create a selection of malleable materials to tempt children’s senses. Then try adding your…
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From the moment they are born, babies are aware of their own physical needs for comfort and care. They know that…
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New born babies actively respond to their world through sensing noise, touch, smell, light and taste. They recognise their mothers’ voices…
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A new day I delivered three in service days across Scotland, in three different authorities, in three days last week. It’s…
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From the moment they are born, babies learn about their world. As they grow older they will explore it in more…
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#Scotland – the best place to grow up! A phrase we have been hearing and using for a few years now….
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