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Children engaging in the enveloping schema are fascinated with wrapping, covering, and hiding things, including themselves. You will find them wrapping toys in blankets, hiding under blankets, or creating dens or boxes to hide in. They are exploring the concept of objects disappearing, appearing, and the relationship between objects and the space they occupy.
Sensory play, encompassing activities that stimulate the senses, benefits all learners by promoting brain development, motor skills, and emotional regulation, and can be adapted to suit different learning styles.
Introducing food to your baby should be a positive and enjoyable experience, focusing on a relaxed, gradual approach in partnership between you as the parent and your child. And you can rest assured, research shows that babies do not starve themselves to death if they are offered nutritious foods, and if they can choose what they eat and how much.
The transporting schema is a common play pattern in which children move themselves or objects from one place to another, often using containers like baskets, bags, or wheeled toys, demonstrating a fascination with the act of transportation and the movement of items around them.