#asktheexperts When to start some homework for studies of the baby.

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy11 months ago

A. Introducing a baby to formal studies or homework is not necessary at an early age, but you can start building learning habits and creating an educational foundation around 3 to 4 years old, which is often preschool age. At this stage, learning should be fun, interactive, and focused on developmental skills rather than structured homework. Here are some age-appropriate learning activities you can begin with: 1. 0-1 Year (Infants): Focus on sensory play and interaction. Reading books with simple pictures and words Talking and singing to encourage language development Introducing toys that stimulate touch, sight, and sound 2. 1-2 Years (Toddlers): Encourage exploration and motor skills. Simple puzzles or shape sorters Storytime for vocabulary building Songs, rhymes, and naming objects around them 3. 2-3 Years: Start with structured learning through play. Counting, identifying colors, and naming shapes Introducing ABCs and numbers through fun games or songs Drawing, coloring, and playing with blocks to improve fine motor skills 4. 3-4 Years (Preschool Age): Gentle introduction to formal learning. Practice writing simple letters and numbers Matching games and memory activities Reading books that align with their interests At this stage, rather than traditional homework, focus on: Encouraging curiosity and a love for learning Developing listening and attention skills Teaching early literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving through playful activities Remember, the goal in these early years is to build learning habits without pressuring the child. Make learning fun, engaging, and age-appropriate to foster a positive attitude toward studies as they grow.