Enhance Parent-Child Bond
Primary caregivers are the most important people in a child’s life. Your ability to connect and empathise with your child directly influences the development of their brain.
Did you know that between 0 and 2 years old is when human beings peak in social and emotional development? Having a strong parent-child bond is crucial for optimal development.
This can come as a surprise as children are mostly nonverbal at this stage of their lives. Many parents either fail to realise the importance of, or encounter difficulties with, socialising their child before they can speak.
At Shichida Australia, our learning program motto is Love, Accept, Praise.
Interact and play in an educational setting
Learn how to enhance parent-child bond, interact and play in an educational setting. With small class sizes, hands-on parent education and a wide range of cognitive, emotional and social skills covered in each lesson, Shichida will teach you how to give your child the best start in life.
Each child is unique and invaluable. Our qualified educators act as your early learning enhance parent-child bond coach to ensure that both you and your child enjoy this learning journey together.
Benefits of play-based bonding
Enhancing the parent-child bond during the early learning years reaps numerous benefits for both parents and children. Active engagement in a child’s education cultivates a sense of trust and emotional connection between parents and their little ones.
Parents actively participating in a child’s learning journey demonstrate genuine interest and support, boosting the child’s self-esteem and confidence. Through shared experiences, children feel secure and are more open to exploring and learning.
This bond serves as a strong foundation for effective communication, making it easier for parents to understand their child’s needs and feelings. As parents actively engage in early learning activities, they can identify and nurture their child’s strengths and interests.
Positive social and emotional development
Moreover, a strong bond fosters positive social and emotional development, as children feel safe and loved. It leads to improved behaviour and academic outcomes in the long run.
Prioritising and nurturing the parent-child bond during the early learning years contributes to the child’s holistic development and paves the way for a loving and supportive family environment.
