Sensorimotor Stage (0 to 18-24 months) As its name suggests, children at this stage mainly interact with the world through sensory exchange and movement. In the first year of their lives, children’s cognitive abilities are still developing. They acquire experience and...
Managing a child’s undesired behavior is one of the many challenges that parents face every day. A child’s behavior changes at every turn and at every age, and when one behavior goes away, another one often emerges to replace it. Before this goes on to sound more...
Working on your child’s language doesn’t have to be complicated. ‘Commenting’and ‘Expanding’are two simple language strategies that you can use. 1 – COMMENTING is a strategy used to provide your child with a model of words and phrases that you want them to learn. When...
Welcome back! Last week, Dr. Guo shared his expertise in mental well-being with a guided meditation in ‘Stone in the Well’. Did you practice it? Was it helpful to you? This week, Dr. Guo will be continuing his session on the topic of ‘Cost of Control’. When humanity...
With all that is going on right now, we understand if you might be feeling some level of anxiety and stress – that’s completely normal. Whether you are in China or elsewhere, let’s remember that this too shall pass! In times of uncertainty, Dr. Davy Guo would like to...
By Narae Hyun, Speech-Language Pathologist and Clinical Psychologist with writer Sam Lu Raising a bilingual child can be nerve-racking. As parents, we want our children to be well-equipped at navigating an increasingly globalized world. At the same time, we want them...
