: About Me

Head of Consultancy at ProCEEd - the Early Years and Childcare Consultancy with the 'freshioanl approach'.

My passion is ...

my family and my vision to do every thing I can do give young children the best possible start in life.

My parents always told me ...

to be good. Remember my manners. Wash my hands face, neck and ears. Brush my teeth after meals.

My childhood ambition ...

to be a kennel maid or a window dresser.

My favorite memory ...

is leading my mum to the Lord. My dad teaching me to sing "Catch a falling star and put it in your pocket, never let it fade away ...".

Why I write ...

For personal, professional and academic fulfillment, all converge in my Early Years Consultancy business.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

I am reading the Holy Bible and other good books.

My first job ...

Clerical Assistant.

My best moment ...

My best moments are being with my family.

My inspiration ...

Jesus

Education > Early Childhood Ed How to teach preschoolers to read and write

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Children are learning from the moment they are born: they will absorb whatever we can teach them. Even reading to baby in the womb is thought to have a positive effect. Apart from being a calming influence on mum it may even help baby develop a love of books! The old adage 'communication is a two-way thing' is true also for preschoolers. Early and effective communication such as talking to preschoolers whilst walking in the park, or shopping for groceries will arouse his interest, keep his attention and inevitably help him begin to recognize letters, sounds and words. Naming colors, descri...

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