Little tips · 29 October 2026
What If We Didn’t Rush to Give Children the Answer?
How Socratic questions and sensory play can turn everyday moments into discoveries.
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Little tips · 28 September 2026
First steps. A whole new view of home.
Your child has started walking, and suddenly everything is worth investigating. What’s on that shelf? Where does this drawer lead? And why is everything interesting just out of reach? You don’t need to rearrange the whole house. Start with one small corner.
Little tips · 5 August 2026
What if the story didn’t stay in the book?
You open a book, read two lines — and your child is already wriggling away. It’s easy to think they’re not interested. But sitting still and listening isn’t the only way into a story. Sometimes, they need something to do with it.
Little tips · 22 July 2026
“I’ll do it!” — A little room to try
A napkin folded unevenly. A book placed upside down. A little water beside the cup. Everyday tasks leave plenty of room for learning.
Little tips · 21 July 2026
A book can be the beginning of a conversation
You’re trying to read the story, but your child keeps stopping you to point at something in the picture. You don’t always have to bring them back to the words. Sometimes, that little interruption is where the most interesting part begins.
Little tips · 14 May 2026
A little discovery table, made with what you already have
A soft towel, a smooth wooden spoon and a large bowl — you don’t need a special kit to get started.
Little tips · 10 January 2026
What happens when you don’t show them what to make?
You’d like a quiet activity together, but finding an idea, gathering supplies and explaining the steps can feel like another job. What if you simply put out a few things — without deciding what they should become?