Early literacy blog

Introduction In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven, and globally connected world, traditional literacy alone isn’t enough. Children now need to be multi-literate capable of reading, writing, understanding, and communicating across multiple platforms, languages, and modes of expression. As a parent or caregiver, you can begin nurturing this vital skill right from toddlerhood. This post explores what multi-literacy means and provides practical, fun, and age-appropriate ways to help your toddler become a confident, well-rounded communicator. What Is a Multi-literate Toddler? A multi-literate toddler is a child who is developing literacy skills in more than one form. This includes: Language literacy (spoken and written words) Digital literacy (understanding how to use digital devices responsibly) Visual literacy (interpreting images, symbols, and non-verbal cues) Cultural literacy (awareness and respect for diverse languages and cultures) Fostering these literacies early prepares your c...

 Introduction Child abuse is a heartbreaking reality that affects millions of children worldwide. As parents and caregivers, it is our responsibility to ensure the safety and well-being of our children. Unfortunately, many abuse cases go unnoticed due to a lack of awareness. In this blog post, we’ll explore what child abuse is, the different types of child abuse, common signs of child abuse, effective child abuse prevention strategies, and how to offer child abuse support to affected children. What Is Child Abuse? Child abuse refers to any intentional harm or mistreatment of a child under 18 years old. Abuse can happen anywhere—at home, school, daycare, or even in religious and recreational settings. It’s not always physical; emotional and psychological harm are equally damaging and harder to detect. Protecting children from abuse starts with understanding its forms and consequences. Types of Child Abuse Understanding the various types of child abuse can help parents better identif...