As a Psychosocially trained mother of two girls, now aged two and four, I often find myself reflecting on the many ways our parenting choices shape our

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Navigating the Experience-Based Route (EBR) in Early Years Education - London School of Childcare Studies

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Every child is unique, with their own way of thinking, learning, and exploring the world. Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences, first introduced

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Sensory play is a vital part of early childhood development. It helps children engage with their environment, develop essential skills, and build connections

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