Do you find it difficult to explain time to your child? Concepts like later, in five minutes, or tomorrow can be surprisingly abstract for young minds. That’s because children perceive time differently—they live in the moment, and the passage of time isn’t something they can easily see or measure. But don’t worry. With a mix of consistency, visual aids, and relatable daily routines, you can help your child grasp the concept of time in a way that feels simple and concrete. In this article, we’ll share five effective, hands-on methods to teach your child time using tools you already have at home. Tip 1: Use Daily Routines to Represent Time Children thrive on routine—and routine is one of the best ways to introduce the passage of time. Break the Day into Parts: Use natural markers like morning, afternoon, evening, and night. Say things like,...