1. Kognitive Entwicklung:
Das Verkleiden ermöglicht es Kindern, in verschiedene Rollen zu schlüpfen, sei es als Superhelden, Prinzessinnen, Ärzte oder Astronauten. Dies fördert ihre kognitive Entwicklung, da sie ihre Vorstellungskraft nutzen und sich in unterschiedliche Szenarien versetzen können. Durch die Schaffung von Geschichten und Szenarien lernen Kinder, Probleme zu lösen, logisches Denken zu entwickeln und ihre kreativen Fähigkeiten zu entfalten.
2. Soziale Fähigkeiten:
Das Spielen von Rollenspielen mit anderen Kindern oder Erwachsenen fördert die sozialen Fähigkeiten der Kinder. Sie lernen, miteinander zu kommunizieren, zusammenzuarbeiten und sich in die Perspektive anderer hineinzuversetzen. Durch das Verkleiden und Spielen von verschiedenen Charakteren entwickeln Kinder Empathie und ein Verständnis für unterschiedliche Standpunkte, was für ihre soziale Intelligenz von unschätzbarem Wert ist.
3. Emotionale Intelligenz:
Verkleiden erlaubt es Kindern auch, ihre Emotionen auszudrücken und zu verstehen. Wenn sie in verschiedene Rollen schlüpfen, können sie verschiedene Emotionen durchleben und lernen, wie man mit ihnen umgeht. Dies fördert die emotionale Intelligenz, da Kinder lernen, ihre Gefühle zu identifizieren und konstruktiv damit umzugehen.
4. Sprachentwicklung:
Das Erfinden von Geschichten und das Spielen von Rollenspielen sind hervorragende Möglichkeiten, die Sprachentwicklung bei Kindern zu fördern. Kinder erweitern ihren Wortschatz, verbessern ihre Sprachfähigkeiten und lernen, sich klar auszudrücken. Durch das Rollenspiel können sie auch neue Konzepte und Informationen aufnehmen und in ihre kreativen Erzählungen integrieren.
5. Selbstbewusstsein:
Verkleidung gibt Kindern die Möglichkeit, Selbstvertrauen aufzubauen und sich in einer sicheren Umgebung auszudrücken. Das Übernehmen verschiedener Rollen ermöglicht es ihnen, ihre Persönlichkeit zu erkunden und ihre Fähigkeiten zu entfalten. Kinder lernen, sich auszudrücken, Risiken einzugehen und ihre Vorstellungen kreativ umzusetzen.
Insgesamt ist das Spielen mit Verkleidungen ein lebendiges Beispiel für die kreative Entfaltung von Kindern. Es fördert nicht nur ihre kognitive, soziale, emotionale und sprachliche Entwicklung, sondern bietet auch unzählige Stunden voller Freude, Lachen und Fantasie. Eltern und Erzieher können die kindliche Neugier unterstützen, indem sie eine Vielzahl von Verkleidungen und Requisiten zur Verfügung stellen, um die Vorstellungskraft ihrer Kinder weiter anzuregen.
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]]>Some afternoons are just long, no hobby, no friends, a bit tired, every mum and dad knows that! Here you will hopefully find some cool ideas that will help you, there are small & bigger ideas. Enjoy the time, take the time and then take time for yourself! You are also important, take care of yourself, relaxed & exuberant you can be there for your child best. Here we go:
Set up an obstacle course. Put cushions on the floor, build something to climb out of a stool or a play landscape, in between a station for throwing balls into a ball pit, a chair by crawling through, climbing onto the sofa and jumping onto a cushion, crawling under the table, balancing on a rolled-up blanket, ...< /p>
The floor is lava. The name says it all =), after 2-3 rounds children often play a few rounds alone, depending on their age, and then get creative. p>
Dance the stop dance. Turn on music on your cell phone and when there is a break, everyone has to remain frozen, in competition mode the one who moves has to go out, can but then take over the pause button.
Make popcorn together. Ideally in a pot with a glass lid, then the little ones can see what's going on. Put tasteless oil with a little sugar in a pot and corn kernels, not too many, cover the bottom at most, put the lid on and wait.
Finger paints, Watercolours paint. Put your overalls on and off you go, put newspaper underneath. Handprints are a nice reminder, write the date next to them and you're always amazed at how quickly children grow.
Play putty. Make or buy putty yourself, pay attention to natural putty that doesn't dry out quickly , then you will enjoy it for a long time.
Take the doll to the hairdresser. Wash, blow dry and comb the doll's hair, you can even use a barber's set to simulate shaving. p>
A short documentary or an article about animals, watch your current favorite animal, then paint, do handicrafts or reenact it.
Baking or cooking together. Baking cookies is also possible after Christmas, the children don't usually mind ;-), prepare the afternoon snack together, let the little ones cut carrots/potatoes for the evening or the next day, bake a classic cake or sugar-free muffins.
Jump in puddles. Even going out in the rain for just 15 minutes can be great fun, jump in puddles and then come home warm and treat yourself to a cup of tea or cocoa.
Puzzle. Put away everything that is there, choose the puzzles according to age and provide support if necessary, with puzzles you can expand your vocabulary in a playful way and your child will concentrate and also make the mind a little tired after physical exertion, which usually makes it easier to put to bed = ) There are classic puzzles and there are puzzles by Stuka Puka, the puzzles are detailed, can be used as game pieces, sometimes are terms on German & English and they can be painted.
Build Great Towers. For smaller ones made of wooden building blocks, for larger ones made of Biobuddi stacking stones. Building towers is fun and knocking them down is even more fun.From experience: Don't knock over the children's tower, that leads to discussions ;-)
Build roads and ramps for cars e.g. build ramps with books and let them drive down, build cool paths for cars, for car fans I can do this with all my heart and conviction waytoplay streets recommend!
Mum or Dad do their hair and make-up. Think of the memory and the funny photo afterwards, have your make-up or hair done, children like it. With water, comb, brush and Hair clip it will be fun afternoon.
Children just like to be there, if you want to do something, take a little more time and let them help, load the washing machine, let the duster wag. Children like to help. And if they don't feel like it, a little motivational speech in a mysterious voice will help: You know what? We're a team now (insert your last name here, favorite series character, animal, witch, etc.) and we have a mission, if we complete it, there will be a little surprise/let's have a party, etc.
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Carrying is simply good. Whispering, stroking and kissing the child is independent of age. When they are very small, it is easier to notice any discomfort and to control body temperature, as well as to satisfy the great need for closeness. Carrying gives security, carrying calms and can work wonders when falling asleep. That depends on the child, but the stretcher was a guarantee for us to fall asleep if the way to dreamland just didn't work out. In the case of severe abdominal pain/colic, the carrying bag can also work, but it doesn't have to, as an alternative there is the spring cradle. Lying and rocking may help better than direct proximity.
I've observed a few situations where the need to be caught, to recharge closeness and briefly the exhausted legs and world pain in general was not seen (didn't want to be seen) by parents. A quick push, half a minute wearing and the little one starts running again. This refueling can be very helpful. Loud crying is often just the helplessness of not being able to express your own need/feeling in any other way.
The child cannot behave in a disciplined manner on the way to the bakery/drugstore etc. in the afternoon! Countering the groaning with a clear "Come on, it's already over there." tends to lead to the opposite. If the parent now puts aside their own afternoon tiredness, carries the child for a short time, cuddles them tightly and, depending on how much strength is left, smiles a little or a lot, it works much better and at least 5 minutes of motivation and running follow. Sometimes just as much as you need. If the child is completely broken and that doesn't help, then I recommend just pulling through and carrying.
Further advantages are free hands, if the kids can already walk, you don't have to coordinate them on the sidewalk or on the train because they are in the carrier 😊. Depending on the situation and terrain, it can be super practical to be out and about without a stroller, be it hiking in the forest or on vacation, lots of stairs in the park, etc.
I carried my children sometimes more sometimes less from birth up to about 3.5 years in carrier bags and carriers, sometimes completely, sometimes as a supplement to the pram. As a newborn still a lot, later depending on the situation and excursions. I found the one from Limas to be the most flexible and best carrier and I never used any other after that. I'm a bit proud that I'm allowed to sell it in my small online store. It is flexible because it can be precisely adjusted without two loops on each side, extremely handy (easily rolled up and stowed away to save space) and soft and comfortable to wear. In the meantime, Öko-Test has even given it a “very good” rating. I can fully recommend them 😊
Enjoy wearing them, enjoy the closeness, the look into their eyes and the quiet breathing when they sleep. A moment later they're kicking on the soccer field and they're almost as tall as me 😊
]]>What is it? Didn't we divide everything fairly? Discussing the forgotten mental load brings a lot, especially understanding for each other.
]]>What is it? Didn't we divide everything fairly? Discussing the forgotten mental load brings a lot, especially understanding for each other.
Children are happiness, they are incredibly proud, they bring tears and we do our best for them. They also mean planning, organisation, stress, pressure and cutbacks, in order to keep everything as small as possible and to emphasize the good and beautiful, couples try to organize paid work and unpaid household work + childcare and increasingly divide it between the partners as equally as possible.
I heard Mental Load for the first time last year and when we talked about it as a couple, it became clear that this is a topic that hadn't been named before. In this area we had a clear inequality. What exactly is it about? Lots of little things and everything else, i.e. typical management tasks 😉:
Thinking about and organizing U-examinations, vaccinations, dentist, hairdresser, buying new clothes, trying on and sorting out old ones, passing them on or giving them away, talking to parents to meet friends, writing shopping lists and getting important things in time (diapers, etc .), have fever suppositories in stock, cut nails, keep bathing days (before the little ones stink), check pencil cases and provide spare erasers, do laundry, have enough detergent, plan birthday parties (motto, friends, decorations, gifts, gift ideas for grandma, friends ), organizing gifts for other birthdays and Christmas (child friends, own friends, family), maintaining the family organizer (entering and organizing appointments by the week), organizing hobbies and accessories (shoes, clothes), keeping an eye on the WhatsApp group and meeting on Participate in a Christmas present for the trainer, pay for household contents insurance and the radio license fee.
Hand on heart, who makes this off the list? Of your own accord and without asking for credit for it? Of course everyone has their "thing" and takes care of it themselves, that's a good thing. However, it actually helped me and I saw that when I'm already enjoying the end of the day, my better half still organizes and enters it in the weekly planner and just thinks about something for the family and can switch off later. Since it is not really obvious and can happen on the side, these numerous tasks are somewhat lost when the other more typical tasks (washing laundry, cooking, shopping, working) are divided up and those who carry the mental load almost alone feel the pressure and (more) strain , but cannot grasp it and name where the pressure is coming from.
Whoever talks about it wins, as always 😊. Recognizing that there is all this important and necessary organization that Mental Load really is there is the first step in supporting one another and, depending on the relationship model (ironically on), dividing equally, unequally, fairly or even more equally ( irony out).
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