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13/05/2025

Why Does My Child Want the Same Book or Song Over and Over?

Understanding the Power of Repetition in Early Childhood If you’ve read the same story five times today or played that song again and again, you might wonder why your child insists on repetition. It

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12/05/2025

Blossom Nursery & Preschool, Marina: Your Village in the Heart of the City

Amidst the towering skyscrapers and bustling promenade, lies a nurturing haven: Blossom Nursery & Preschool, a trusted nursery in Dubai Marina. More than just a nursery facility, Blossom Marina is a

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07/05/2025

Why Can’t My Toddler Sit Still?

Understanding Movement in Early Childhood Through Neuroscience and Purposeful Practice If your toddler seems like they have endless energy, running, jumping, climbing, wiggling, and rarely sitting

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05/05/2025

What Makes Your Approach Different, Are You Montessori?

A Thoughtful Blend for Today’s Child, Rooted in Respect, Freedom, and Science At Blossom, we are often asked: “What makes your approach different, are you Montessori?” The answer is: we follow the

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30/04/2025

Why Isn’t My Child Talking Yet?

Understanding Early Language Development Through Neuroscience and Respectful Education One of the most common concerns parents share is: “My child isn’t talking yet, should I be worried?” At Blossom

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25/04/2025

Should I Be Worried When My Child Has Big Emotions?

💡 Understanding Emotional Storms Through Neuroscience When your child cries loudly because their banana broke in half… or melts down at the end of a long day… it can feel overwhelming. But here’s the

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Why Does My Child Want the Same Book or Song Over and Over?

Blossom Nursery & Preschool, Marina: Your Village in the Heart of the City

Why Can’t My Toddler Sit Still?

What Makes Your Approach Different, Are You Montessori?

Why Isn’t My Child Talking Yet?

Should I Be Worried When My Child Has Big Emotions?

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