From Concrete Jungles to Living Spaces: How Suitable Are School Buildings and Gardens for Children's Rights?

This master's thesis examines the suitability of school buildings and gardens for children's rights to life, development, education, and play, in line with the opinions of teachers working in


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A Language Beyond Shouting: How to Build Communication Bridges with Your Child?

It's one of the rawest, most unfiltered moments of parenthood. You're at the end of your patience, something you've said countless times hasn't been done again, and the volcano rising


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Hello Summer | Educational Kids Songs

Benefits for Child Development: Summer provides an unparalleled natural learning environment for a child's holistic development. Running on the sand and moving in the water directly strengthens ch


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The Heartbreak Repair Shop: What Do You Do When You're Hurt?

You've taken an invisible blow. Maybe it was a word, a behavior, or perhaps a silent disregard... Whatever its name, the result is the same: your heart is broken. Though it doesn't bleed like


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Early Enrollment, Delayed Success? Striking Facts in the Reading and Writing Development of 60-66 Month-Old Children

This study examines the developmental level of reading and writing skills of students who started the first grade of primary school at 60-66 months of age, while they are attending the second grade. T


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Children Don't Listen, They Watch: The Most Powerful Rule of Parenting is Role Modeling

Are there phrases that frequently echo in your home? "Please clean your room," "Don't fight with your sibling," "Finish your food," "Don't shout so loud!&quo


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A User's Guide to Friendship: The Guardian, the Mirror, and the Partner in Crime

Life is a giant jigsaw puzzle, and each of us is trying to piece our own parts together. In this complex picture, there are some pieces without which the image always remains incomplete. We call those


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Natural Learning on the Court: How Basketball Training with Educational Games Accelerates Children's Development

This master's thesis examines the effect of teaching with educational games in fundamental basketball training on the cognitive and psychomotor development levels of children in the 10-12 age grou


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The Bridges Demolished by "You Embarrassed Me": Rebuilding with "I Am With You"

It's one of the rawest, most unfiltered moments of parenthood: a crisis initiated by your child in the middle of a crowded supermarket. As curious eyes turn towards you, you feel your cheeks burni


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What Emotion Are You In Today?: Mapping Your Feelings Beyond the Labels

How many times have we answered the question "How are you?" with an unthinking "I'm fine"? This two-word shield has become the most common social password of the modern world.


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The Miracle at Home: The "Home-Based" Early Intervention That Changed a Child's Development

Early childhood is one of the most dynamic and rapidly progressing stages of a child's development. Developmental delays or risks of delay encountered during this period can be minimized through e


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Beyond 'Well Done': Crown Your Child's Effort by Saying 'I'm Proud of You'

In the journey of parenting, our language is one of the most powerful tools that shape our child's character. In the rush of daily life, there is a word we frequently resort to when appreciating t


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