Interview with Sylvie Rayna, researcher in educational sciences, associated with the EXPERICE laboratory at Sorbonne Paris Nord University. A psychologist specializing in early childhood education, she published “Les bébés au musée” in 2022.
Interview with Nathalie-Casso Vicarini, early childhood educator and founder and managing director of the association “Ensemble pour la petite enfance”.
Interview with Nathalie-Casso Vicarini, early childhood educator and founder and managing director of the association “Ensemble pour la petite enfance”.
Why was this association created? What is its purpose? Current and future projects?
In this article, Hélène Fournier, secretary of Nez en Herbe since 2022, explains why olfactory awareness and education are so important for young children.
Dr. Catherine Gueguen, pediatrician, helps us to better understand how children perceive the world and “the other”, feel our words or our attitudes towards them and how to communicate with them.
Arnaud Leleu, is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Burgundy. He explains us today how the senses contribute to a child's socialization.
Whether we are parents, educators, or any other person responsible for a child, we often find ourselves disoriented and sometimes powerless in front of the manifestations of emotions to which they expose us.
It is proven: several scientific studies establish a link between the early and excessive consumption of screens by young children, and disorders for their health.
On the weekend of September 10 and 11, young and old are invited to become aware of the meaning of hearing through various activities and phonic and sensory experiences.
Emmanuel Bigand is a professor and researcher, senior member of the Institut universitaire de France since 2007 and holder of the Musique Cognition Cerveau chair.
Why work on the 5 senses? Why is it important to cultivate and develop your senses from an early age? This is what the 5 senses for kids Foundation is all about. And the answer to these questions...
We are always looking to develop our senses, even as adults. It makes sense, because it is the entry point to everything. We are connected to the world through our senses.
