Play-based education is nurturing lifelong learners through interactive play. Having Fun matters in education is a learning process. Have you ever heard of learning through play? It’s a cool way of learning that uses games and fun activities to help you understand things better. Let’s take a closer look at what this is all about

The Covid-19 pandemic has called out for a house arrest of many of us. In times as such, we as a company that provides children toys, books, and technical courses know child psychology as much as every parent handling kids aged 2-15 years does. Because our founder Ankita Goyal herself has been cautiously nurturing her nine-year-old daughter. We

I am the founder of SquareBag and a mom to a 9-year-old explorer Alpha child. So, I know how tedious child upbringing can be. But, before I express my thoughts on managing the Alpha Nintendos, let me ask you — who are Alpha kids? Kids born in the 21st century, having early 2010s as starting birth years and

Drawing is a very creative and expressive way of a child’s development. It also enhances your child’s different skills because it becomes an essential form of communication, which at times, words and actions fail to do. By using different colors, children can communicate their emotions or feelings. An early start helps them to improve hand-eye

You don’t have to teach your child a language. You just need to start supporting their journey. To teach children slowly, all you need is to relate to them. Your toddler’s language development is essential during the first three years. As though a sponge, their brain absorbs everything! Children encounter a variety of issues while

Not only do good reading skills benefit students academically, but they are also a skill required for lifelong success. As parents, there are many different strategies you can use to motivate your child to read. At times kids do not want to read because they think. Every child learns and understands the information differently. Some

Our top 10 games recommendation to boost a child’s memory. Playing memory games can improve functions, such as attention, concentration, and focus. With many memory games based on spotting differences, identifying two related images, it helps in improving visual recognition. Playing these games requires them to stop, focus, think, plan and remember, basic skills that can be used