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Just by doing simple, everyday activities will all help your child in their learning experiences.

Simple everyday interacting is great for both carer and child and can be as simple as children handing the requested coloured peg to hang out the washing. singing when travelling in the car. Nursery rhymes anytime

When doing simple daily activities include your child and ask them questions eg. what colour is the bowl or how many potatoes do we have. Make a game of the activity or sing a rhyme wile doing the activity.

We talk to our children and babies on a daily basis so it is never to early to share a story.

Engaging with your children through everyday activities helps get that brain firing

Interacting with your child in everyday activities is the start of their learning and development

Doing things together with your child everyday is a great way to help children learn.

Sharing simple everyday activities with your child at home or out and about will get their brains firing away and help build solid early literacy foundations as they grow

Doing simple, everyday activities with your child is one of the best ways for you to help your child lay the foundations for early literacy learning.

Simple interactions with your little one, early on, are important to help their growing minds. It doesn't have to be long or complex, just talking about what you are doing, or having a conversation with them, at their level, even reading your shopping list out to them while you're doing your groceries, helps them learn the basics they need to talk and read.

Involving your children in your day to day activities and taking the time to talk, explain, ask questions and even sing while doing these things will help your children to learn in a fun and effective way.

Everyday activities and interactions with children from a very young age helps to engage and shape their minds.

Taking the time to interact with your children when you are going about your every day life is the best way to ignite their brain development. This can be as simple as describing what you are doing as you do it. Eg: "I'm going to open the door so we can go inside". "We are going to go up the escalator".

spending 2 mins, 30 seconds or whatever chance you have to take a moment to have a play with something i.e. counting the steps, hop on one foot into the library is the best way for brains to start making connections to things like shapes, actions, colours etc.

When you interact with your child it ignites their brain fireworks to sparkle and shine. Displaying a celebration of brain growth and development.

Kids are observing and learning all the time so make sure you take a little time here and there to help them really understand the thing you do everyday.

Making time to interact with your little ones during day-to-day activities is the best way to support their brain development.

It doesn't matter how or what you read to your children. as long as you are talking it is healthy for a growing brain.

Taking the time to interact daily with positive thinking adults is so valuable for their brain development.
As soon as baby is born, start reading. Never too early.

Interacting with your children on a regular basis, even just with simple, routine tasks, is a great way to encourage your child's development.

It's so important to be interactive with the children from the beginning.
A few times, I come across a little one talking their own language. I love to have a simple conversation with them about whatever they are saying in easy words. "Your shoe? Yes, there is your shoe. Is it on your foot?" Somehow they seem to jabber all the more excitedly, "like wow, this lady is understanding me". Take every opportunity to engage. Turn it into a song is another tool that we use.

I think playing is a simple way to learn new words. I usually play "kitchen" with my toddler. As I result he has learnt the words: apple, red, please and yummy.

Language and learning are everywhere! Talking about things as you're doing stuff at home or out and about works a treat - and it's so easy to do.

Little eyes see everything we do, so interacting with our kids while we go about everyday tasks is a great way to get their brains ticking.

When you interact with growing minds, it's a super important part of their development! It's super easy too; each day, activities like reading and playing help to get the neurons firing and really help build a great foundation for them to begin learning.

It's the time we spend interacting with our little ones - while sharing simple, everyday activities - that are the best way to engage little brains.

Interacting with your children each day is highly valuable and you can always find words, colours and numbers within your daily life. Incorporating literacy concepts into your daily life helps your children learn and grow

Point out words when you are out and about. Simple ideas to help fire you little ones imagination

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