Children age 3 to 5 are a bundle of joy. They play games, run, climb, watch TV. They express curiosity about almost everything they see and experience. They see things from their own viewpoint and interpret them in their own ways. They want to experiment with new things. They have new ideas. They show new skills. It amazes parents when they see an empty cereal box can be so much fun to them than an expensive toy. They are still in the process of learning their language and sometimes multiple languages are spoken at home.

As parents and caregivers, how do you deal with children of this age group? How do you help them in their learning process? How do you engage them? How do you build the right foundation and empower them? Many parents are confused by the array of activities, learning tools, and curriculum available to them. Expert educators and child psychologists have volumes to say about this process.