We all know how important early brain stimulation and development is, but did you know that children start learning when they are still in the womb? Pre-birth is just as important as the first year of a child’s life. In fact, Korean

Your young child learns rapidly like the speed of light — from ages birth to three—producing 700 new neural connections every second! You can help him/her reach their potential as this developing brain growth is influenced by many factors, including a child’s

Did you know that children already start learning in the womb? It’s all about early stimulation, which allows the brain to develop faster as the child grows. It’s easy and fun to stimulate your child’s growing brains. Here’s how. Tip 1: Lullabies,

Sparkly Mitsa Pepelanova eagerly told us about her background and how she ultimately decided upon her chosen career as a Helen Doron teacher. “I live in a small mountain town with only 5000 citizens by the name of Chepelare. My father is

Bratislava, Slovakia is the home of Silvia Langermann, a productive life and business coach, and her husband Thomas, who leads an event-planning company, a company that sells roses and is also a life coach like his wife. The family also includes two

Today’s blog question: My child understands English, but he doesn’t seem to want to speak and answers in his native tongue. How can I encourage him to speak in English? Helen answers: Well, first of all don’t worry. This is a completely

When it comes to malnutrition, people usually assume that it’s related to low socio-economic status. Surprisingly, many children in developed countries are undernourished. But why? The problem is poor nutrition — diets based on fast foods and that are high in sugar, salt

“My name is Ani Varbanova and I’m from Bulgaria. I have two daughters, one is 9 and the other one is 1 year old. Both my spouse and I speak Bulgarian, English and Russian (I also speak a little bit of Italian).

Colour Your World Cast your mind back to the days when you lay on the floor with a colouring book and a box of brightly coloured pencils. For a while, it was just you and the page in front of you. Choosing

 It is now widely understood that the more language a child knows before he reads, the better his reading skills are going to be. The better his reading skills, the more successful he will be in school. Oxford University research found that