The Importance Of Communication At Nursery Communication is an important factor in your child’s development. A child will communicate their needs, whether it is verbally or through body language. Children need to understand as well as be understood, and the ability to communicate effectively is important for developing relationships and skills. At Muddy Boots Nursery and Little Oaks Nursery , we are advocates in encouraging communication in order to help children thrive at home as well as at nursery. It is important that we provide children with the essential skills and knowledge they will need to step into the world.
This blog is looking into the importance of communication at nursery and how you can help.
Communication Through Play When children play with, others, they learn how to communicate more effectively. Playtime has a huge impact on speech development and a whole range of other skills. Speech development paves the way to making friends as children learn to communicate with each other and establish boundaries.
Quiet Time Nursery is full of activities and learning, and sometimes it can be quite overwhelming. Quiet time is important as it helps children relax and reset their minds. Children cannot tell when they need a rest, so planning quiet time avoids meltdowns.
Quiet time doesn’t necessarily mean complete silence. It allows children to sit with their own thoughts which helps develop the ability to quiet their own mind.
Nursery Builds Confidence Nursery is excellent for boosting children’s confidence. It encourages independence and self-reliance. When a child can manage a task on their own, it is a great confidence boost and encourages a ‘can do’ attitude. At nursery, we lay the foundation in order to encourage children to grow.
Get In Touch For more information on the importance of communication at nursery and what you can do to help at home, contact us at Muddy Boots Nursery and Little Oaks Nursery. Call us today on 01768 868 080
Alternatively, you can fill out our online contact form or email ggarvey@sky.com .
We are proud members of the National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA).
The nursery is open from 07:30am to 6:30pm daily, and is open for 51 weeks of the year
The nursery provides childcare for babies and children in and around the local community