Juniors are different

You teach your child to count as well as what counts

Your child is growing so fast that sometimes it seems to be happening in the blink of an eye

Just because you can’t go anywhere physically, doesn’t mean you can’t explore the world. Find educational sites that offer virtual visits like a zoo or a museum and take them through the visit. Then, you can have a session on “what did you learn from this visit?”

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Juniors think differently, act differently and, most frustratingly, eat differently. They won’t eat what you want them to eat or they play with their food and expect you to play with it too. They take ages to swallow one mouthful, throw tantrums when denied a sweet, go on hunger strikes and want to eat at the most awkward times and in the most inconvenient places.

Waterborne illnesses are a serious threat. If children drink contaminated water, it may lead to diarrhoea. 

There’s nothing like the feeling of accomplishment when your little one eats up the healthy meal that you prepare especially for them.