Creativity develops when children have free time to daydream, imagine and play.
Be a willing, enthusiastic, and participatory audience for your child's artistic expressions. Expose your child to various kinds and styles of music, art, art media, dance, and movement experiences. Appreciate your child's creative responses as mirroring children's developmental levels which are not comparable to adult expressions. A young child's scribbles or nonsensical songs or playful movements do not have to represent a finished product comparable to those of an older child or an adult. If you've listened to this program, take our survey .