Learning Through Play

All children benefit from playing with toys that are developmentally appropriate. Infants, toddlers, and preschoolers develop social-emotional, physical, cognitive, and language skills when the play with toys. When young children develop a trusting relationship with their caregiver, they gain more confidence to explore their surroundings and the material around them. As caregivers, it's our job to ensure we are creating an environment where children are safe, and trust they can opening grow and learn in a positive manner. The right setting will allow children to learn through their play by learning about themselves and others, learning different movements, roles in the world, and different communicating skills. Children of all ages learn best through play. Katie's House of Learning creates wonderful activities that will changeling

children to think about new concepts, and also give them time to freely develop their skills in a range of learning areas with trusting caregivers scoffing their learning.