Brain Snacks: Losing Motivation
It isn’t everyday that we are able to put our best foot forward. Unexpected things occur that can cause our mood to make a complete 180....
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 22
- 4 min
Brain Snacks: Burnout
Did you know that after four decades, the World Health Organization’s (WHO) has officially considered burnout a stress disorder? First...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 21
- 4 min
Modeling and Parenting: How we can practice Positive Parenting for our children
Modeling is a teaching method that is widely used in the field of education, but did you know that modeling can also be applied in our...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 20
- 3 min
Motivation
The pandemic has brought about many major changes in our lives. Among these changes may have been our drive to do tasks that involve our...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 19
- 3 min
Brain Snacks: Attachment and the environment
In the last Brain Snack, we learned that young children have different attachment styles based on their interactions with their...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 18
- 2 min
Learning through Modeling and Observation
Have you ever followed and successfully replicated a recipe just by watching it on YouTube? Or have you enrolled your children in online...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 17
- 2 min
Brain Snacks: Attachment Theory
Attachment: What is it? To put it simply, attachment refers to the emotional bond between two beings–this can be between mother and...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 16
- 3 min
Brain Snacks: Stages of Attachment and Attachment Styles
We learned from our previous Brain Snack that John Bowlby was the one who studied the attachment behaviors of infants with their mothers....
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 15
- 3 min
Brain Snacks: Quality Time
Have you ever found your child looking for you every few minutes to play with them? Have you ever had your child follow you around...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 14
- 4 min
Brain Snacks: Acts of Service
Parenting is a service-oriented vocation where we render our service of love full time. As parents, we want what is best for our kids....
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 13
- 3 min
Brain Snacks: Physical Touch
Physical touch is another form of love language, where you can express your affection through touch. This includes hugging, holding...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 12
- 3 min
Brain Snacks: Words of Affirmation
The first of the five languages that we will be tackling is Words of Affirmation. A lot of us, especially in Filipino family culture,...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 11
- 2 min
Love Languages: An Introduction
“What’s your love language?” We often ask this question in the midst of a casual conversation, as a way to get to know our friends (or...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 10
- 2 min
Mental Health in Early Childhood
The pandemic has robbed our children with a rich and experience-filled childhood. With the limited interactions we have and isolation due...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 9
- 3 min
Executive Functions and Essential Life Skills
Did you know that our brain’s executive functions are what help us with accomplishing our everyday tasks? Our prefrontal cortex is the...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 8
- 2 min
A Child’s First Love: Affection in the Early Years
Peek-a-boo! Did you know that playing peek-a-boo with your child helps them build their trust in you just by responding to their cues?...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 7
- 1 min
Screen Time and Young Children
Screen time is the passive exposure of an individual to screen-based entertainment such as television, mobile phones, and other...
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The Seed Learning
- Jan 6
- 1 min
Transitions for Young Children
Young children are heavily reliant on structure and routine, which means that introducing them to new or unfamiliar things may cause them...
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