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Promoting your child's creativity -The 3-year-old girl gets out of the tub and reflectively exclaims, “Look, I’m barefoot all over!” Two-year-old Jerry scoots under a box, then sticks his head out, pretending to be a turtle. Jeff, at 34 months, had several mosquito bites on his arm. His mother asks him if he wants her to put some medicine on the bites to make them feel better. He replies, “I think a brownie in my mouth would make them feel pretty good.” These are examples of what everyone would agree is creativity.
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Try a little Tenderness- There are many different philosophies concerning how a child can and should be taught to swim. I ascribe to what can be called the developmental approach. In this type of program, each of the child’s developmental characteristics is considered.
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Help!  My child has stage fright - A Few Ways to Recognize and Combat Your Child's Stage Fright
Performance anxiety, stage fright, or a bad case of the nerves. Whatever you choose to call it, unease about performing in public is a reality for many people.
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