4 Quotes by Rahima Baldwin Dancy

Imitation and repetition are the keys to disciplinewith the young child, not reasoning or punishment.

fantasy and imagination, which are so natural for the young child, form a better foundation for later creative thinking than early learning. Creative thinking is more needed in our highly technological world than four-year-olds who can push the buttons on the computer.

The years from three to six provide a lifelong foundation for creativity that should not be undervalued or foreshortened

Before the age of two, children who are exposed to television don't really watch the screen for more than a few seconds at a time. The medium is totally inappropriate for the toddler, who needs to be moving and actively exploring.