Does your child often struggle with understanding what happened first, next, or last? It's a common challenge, but one that can be easily overcome with a little guidance. Understanding chronological order—what happens before and after—is a key early skill. It helps your child build strong foundations for storytelling, reading comprehension, daily routines, and even logical thinking. In this article, we’ll share fun and practical tips to help your child understand time sequences and events in order. By using everyday routines, visual tools, stories, and hands-on activities, your child will begin to grasp the concept of sequencing in a way that’s fun, simple, and meaningful. Tip 1: Use Daily Routines to Talk About Order Children learn best when concepts are tied to their daily experiences. By discussing the order of events in their everyday lives, you help your child make real-world connections to...