Find my voice

Encouraging young children to find their voice is crucial for their emotional, social, and cognitive development.

By nurturing their ability to speak up, they will feel heard and respected by their friends, family and professionals as they start their school journey.

Try these ten adventures to encourage your child to find their voice, be creative, use their imagination and develop their social skills. 

Share a book and listen to stories
Share a book and listen to stories
Snuggling up with a book creates special bonding moments. It helps your child learn letters, sparks their imagination, and builds a love for reading that will last a lifetime.

Go to Bounce and Rhyme and join the library
Go to Bounce and Rhyme and join the library
Singing songs and rhymes is a fun way for little ones to learn about language, numbers, and communication. Joining the library opens a world of books and stories.

Learn a nursery rhyme and sing a song
Make Friends
Singing and doing actions helps your child develop motor skills and hand-eye coordination. It also supports their early language and communication development.

Listen to outdoor sounds
Listen to outdoor sounds
This gives your child the opportunity to connect with nature. Listening to outdoor sounds helps your child learn about the world around them and expand their vocabulary.

Explore the sounds that musical instruments make
Explore the sounds that musical instruments make
Exploring sounds with instruments is a fun sensory experience that helps improve your child's fine motor skills, eyesight, hearing, concentration, and memory.

Join friends in the role play area
Join my friends in the role play area
Role play allows your child to develop their social skills and make friends. They get to be creative, use their imagination, and develop their communication skills.

Play peek-a-boo
Play peek-a-boo
Peek-a-boo helps your child understand that things still exist even when they can't see them. It also builds social skills, language skills, and strengthens your bond.

Blow bubbles and catch them
Blow bubbles and catch them
Catching and popping bubbles helps your child improve hand-eye coordination and develops their visual and auditory senses.

Feed the ducks
Feed the ducks
Feeding ducks is a fun way to explore nature, listen to outdoor sounds, and start conversations about water safety.

Teddy bear's picnic
Teddy Bears Picnic
Teddy bear picnics are all about creative play. They encourage your child to use their imagination, plan activities, and engage in role play.