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Two of the most challenging parts of parenthood is discovering and nurturing your child's creativity. Just make sure that you will be able to capture the first sign of his love for the arts to successfully identify and boost his specific aspect of creativity. When you talk of discovering artistry of your child, you specifically talk about stage acting, painting or drawing, and singing or playing musical instruments. 1. The Stage Performer When you see your child and his playmates keep on doing a little "drama' or role playing, such as acting as if he is an office boss, it could mean he is a drama actor in the making. But, make a test to make sure. Bring him in stage plays where kids his age perform. Observe his appreciation of what he sees. Ask him if he wants to become one of them. If he is, enroll him in a drama or stage-acting class immediately or come next summer so he can hone his acting skills. If he is able to complete the class, this does not only mean he is really keen on joining stage plays, but also you are entering a whole new world of theater. 2. The Artist You would know if your child is into drawing or painting when he starts asking for papers and colors to draw, and when this activity becomes his everyday interest. At a young age, his strokes will tell you if this interest is for real. You would notice how his drawings are different from children his age. Buy him art materials, such as colors, clays, paints, brushes, and canvases, among others. Check the label to ensure that these materials are good for your kids. If he continues to amuse you, try to bring him in art galleries, where there are kid art paintings being displayed. Enroll him in painting lessons also. Collect his works from the first time he tried to draw until his recent paintings. Display them in his room, and some, in your living room. This will inspire him more. 3. The Musician Children, when inclined to music, easily identify good music whenever they hear one. They start humming or making sounds similar to the ones they are hearing. At age 2, they start singing with the right tune. Amazing! Therefore, do not waste your child's talent. Introduce your child to music. Enroll him in music lessons. Bring him in some musical performances in your city. Buy her some musical CDs. If he's not into singing, but shows interest in musical instruments, buy him one that is of most interest to him. Teach him how to play the musical instrument. If you do not know how, ask someone to tutor him. If not, enroll him in group lessons. After successfully enhancing the creativity of your child, you may start looking forward to a whole new world of performances. Harrison Fray is an experienced and expert home decor planner who specializes in kids bedding and kids room decor buying. Drop by http://www.kidstoddlerboutique.com and see what Harrison recommends. ------------------ ARTICLE END ------------------ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
