#Observing And Learning

Children don’t always learn through words. They watch, they observe, and they act 🙂 Thank you for being a curious parent with @thecuriousparent.harpreet Take a step back and find 90 min to understand your child better and get answers to your questions yourself. Check the link in bio🔗 #understandingchildren #thecuriousparent #parenting

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Children naturally learn by observing 👀 and imitating the actions of those around them—parents👩‍❤️‍👨, teachers👨‍🏫, friends🤝, and even media characters 🦹‍♂️. They don’t judge right or wrong at first; they simply mirror what they see ✨. Their environment shapes habits like kindness 💐, respect 🙏, aggression 😡, or honesty 💬. That’s why positive role models matter—kids bloom from what they observe 🌸👣. #Imitate #observe #learning #kindgesture #giveflowers #momdad #kids #parenting #rolemodeling #instareels #love #care #explore #reach

Children are always watching, not just seeing, but absorbing. What you do becomes their blueprint. Lead with love, awareness, and intention. #ObservationalLearning #LeadByExample #ParentingWisdom #ChildrenAreWatching #MindfulParenting

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Observing how children hold a pen can reveal insights into their reading abilities. If they use their whole hand instead of fingertips, it might indicate challenges in gross motor skills. Understanding this connection can help parents and teachers support children’s learning journey effectively. ✒️ Want to find out more? Visit the link in our bio. #neuroscience #zing #neurodiversity #anxiety #skills #adhdawareness #adhd #adhdsymptoms #education #cerebellum

Children are learning so much from their father, only by watching and observing. Let's share this with all the loving dads ❤️ Our workshops are extremely helpful for parents: 1. Anger & Tantrums 2. Calm Parenting 3. Positive Discipline 4. Building Connection These are pre-recorded, watch at your convenience. It answers common concerns as well. Whatsapp on +91-9755931554 to register! Or purchase my book "POWER TO THE PARENT" from amazon. Link in bio.

Our words matter far less than our actions. We speak to a child for a few hours a day at most but our child observes us alll day. So, do what you want your child to do and your child will follow. 😊 Video credit: @thecuriousparent.harpreet

Observing and absorbing is the first step to learning. Understanding how your brain works allows you to make the most out of it! 🧠 #footballtraining #footballskills #footballdrills #soccertraining

Why do kids repeat what they see at home? In psychology this is known as observational learning and it’s one of the most powerful theories about why children learn. In this reel the little boy carefully carries a flower for his mother after constantly seeing his father do the same. It’s not random. It’s taught. In real life, this is how children absorb emotional patterns by watching people closest to them. Psychologist Albert Bandura called this observational learning theory. Children learn not just by being told what’s right or wrong but by observing, remembering and imitating behaviors around them. If you are a parent and wondering: Why is my child acting like this? You need to ask: What’s my kid been seeing? Emotional regulation. Conflict resolution. Kindness. Affection. How we treat others. All of this is modelled behavior. Remix @nivz_psytalks

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