Tips for Nurturing Curiosity (why,why,why,........) part1

Tips for Nurturing Curiosity (why,why,why,........)  part 1  

Babies are born learners with a natural curiosity to figure out 

how the world works.      Curiosity is the desire to learn. It is an 

eagerness to explore, discover and figure things out. Parents and 

caregivers don't have to make their children curious or push

their children to learn.

DO you have any idea

how many questions does a kid ask a day? 

kids,kid,child,children

first you should know that The more curious

a child is, the more he learns. 

Nurturing your child’s curiosity is one of

the most important ways you can help her/him 

become a lifelong learner.

Tips for Nurturing Curiosity

Try to figure out what is capturing her/his interest, or what skill she/he is

trying to master and create a safe and acceptable way for her/him to 

explore. For example, if your toddler is exploring the houseplants, put 

them out of reach but offer a close alternative. Put some dirt in a plastic

container for your child to play with and inspect. If she/he likes to pour 

the water from her cup onto the high chair or floor, move her to the 

kitchen floor, bathtub or backyard after the meal so she/he can explore

 and 

experiment with water without driving you crazy. This will also teach 

children problem-solving skills, creative and acceptable ways to do and 

get what they want.

acknowledge the questions asked by your child . even if you can't attend 

to it immediately,give them positive response e.g.      "that's really 

intersting, but mummy is busy right now . let's write it down and we will 

find out tonight.

start nurturing your child's curiosity at a very young ag (even when they 

are babies ).

If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more