Mari-Ann Meigo Fonseca

Children learn about the world much earlier than they can put it into words. Every new place, person, language, and situation offers them the opportunity to make connections, understand differences, and develop an understanding that the world is bigger than their own home or familiar environment. Exploring the world with children—whether through travel, books, languages, or cultures—is not just an experiential activity, but a powerful developmental experience. Empathy and tolerance start...

When it comes to children's books, sooner or later, both parents and publishers will be faced with the question: should the text be in uppercase letters or lowercase letters? This is no trivial detail, as the typeface directly affects how easy or difficult it is for a child to start reading and – more importantly – whether they enjoy reading. Estonian practice: capital letters come first In Estonia, it is quite common to start learning to read with uppercase letters . We also see the same...

Maailma avastamiseks ei pea alati kohvrit pakkima ega lennupileteid ostma. Laste jaoks võib reis alata ka elutoa põrandalt, köögilaua äärest või unejutu ajal.