A Fun Time At Dutch Lady's World Of Effective Learning
Had a fun time at Dutch Lady's World of Effective Learning at Mid Valley Exhibition Hall. Entrance is free, and visitors get to experience life from a children's perspective here.
I guess the aim of this interactive exhibition is to educate parents on the importance of empathy as an important aspect of parenting skill.
We tried out everything and even participated in a team puzzle game.
I guess the aim of this interactive exhibition is to educate parents on the importance of empathy as an important aspect of parenting skill.
We tried out everything and even participated in a team puzzle game.
This module serves to remind us parents that picking up a pencil is not an easy challenge for kids especially when they are tiny.
This module is designed to let parents experience the same frustration felt by toddlers when learning to dress themselves.
This module serves as a reminder for us parents not to be angry when our kids spill their food.
This module empahises on how each child is unique. Some are adventerous, some are wary. It is important for parents to deal with each child differently.
This module shows how taking up a new instrument can be hard.
There was even a solar system module and it was cool. I'm afraid no photo of the planets were taken since I didn't know how to take photos in the dark! :(
Oh, what a nice way to learn about parenting skills! I guess after this, you won't get so impatient if your child find difficulty in doing certain things.
ReplyDelete@foongpc,
ReplyDeleteI hope so. It sure gave a bit of understanding for us parents.
Interesting... I guess it's hard sometimes to see things from a kid's perspective. 'grats on winning first prize :)
ReplyDelete@clair,
ReplyDeleteI feel events like this is good to serve as a reminder for parents like us it is not easy being a kid too.
Sometimes we put too much pressure on our children because we want them to be a success that we push them too hard without being understanding of how they are coping with life at that young age.