Updated On: 25 July, 2023 07:58 AM IST | Mumbai | Pooja Patel
Aimed to build essential sensory and motoring skills among toddlers, a three-year-old attends an interactive, engaging workshop

Rachna Narwekar hands over shells to Dev, which he sorts from the tub of sand
For toddlers, learning is important, as it develops their sensory motor skills. But how does one make unpredictable toddlers, brimming with energy and curiosity, sit at one spot and learn? The answer is to make it fun and interactive. That’s what Neha Goraksha-Bidvai, mother of a three-year-old Dev, experienced, when she signed her son up to attend a workshop in Cuffe Parade.
Building the Basics: Sensory-Motor Class, conducted by Rachna Narwekar an educator, is designed to lay a strong foundation for a child’s basic learning skills and to also improve social interaction skills. The mother was pleasantly surprised at how her young one reciprocated to various activities including stacking, sand play, story reading, creative art and pre-writing; that are especially designed for the age group of two to four years.