Are you looking for easy, thoughtful ways to introduce number sense and early math to your child? Do you want to ensure your child's future and help them excel in their school career? The book "Fostering Math Minds: How to Teach Children Early Number Sense for a Strong Mathematical Foundation" shows how learning number sense and developing a love for math through a playful perspective early in childhood can impact a child's success in school and in life. In this book, parents learn how math can be seamlessly woven into a child's daily life and how important it is for early brain development. The book is designed to provide you with practical and scientific methods to build your child's early math skills, from birth to preschool age. In the early years of life, when brain development is at its peak, this book will help you gain confidence in boosting your child’s math abilities through fun, everyday activities like counting toys or comparing sizes. Not only will you lay the foundation for math, but also for other subjects that need math as a foundation. Seeing our children succeed in their aspirations and in their future lives is one of the goals we want to reach as parents. To achieve this goal, developing mental growth, especially during preschool years, is crucial, and fostering number sense is an important part of this. This book will guide you step-by-step and provide you with all the tools you need to help your children develop at their own pace. You will gain plenty of new knowledge, from understanding early brain development to transforming everyday tasks into enjoyable math lessons. You'll discover research-based methods to make math a fun part of your child's daily routine. This book demonstrates how easy it is to develop number sense naturally and prepare your child for a successful academic journey. Features of the Book: Easy and practical: Simple, easy-to-follow teaching strategies for parents of children from newborn to six years old. - Math fun: Practical ways to incorporate math into your child's daily routine, making learning fun. - Math at your child's pace: Guidance on adapting math activities to suit your child's unique learning style. - Value and potential: Support for developing problem-solving and critical thinking skills through early number sense. - Planning for a bright future: Research-based insights on how early math prepares children for future academic success. Chapter Overview: Chapter 1: Covers brain development from birth to age six, emphasizing the importance of making the most of this time. - Chapter 2: Explains what number sense is and how it develops, and provides real-life examples that parents can use to teach math concepts such as counting and comparison. - Chapter 3: Discusses why early number sense is a predictor of later academic success, the role of parents in early learning, and explains how math affects other cognitive skills. - Chapter 4: Provides practical examples of how to integrate math into everyday life, from counting objects to understanding shapes and patterns. - Chapters 7-11: Are organized by age, allowing you to easily find information on developmental milestones and suitable activities for each stage. Much more to discover from the rest of the chapters and the rest of the book's content, all detailed and thoroughly explained to you. By following this guide, you'll gain a clear understanding, the necessary knowledge, and the right approach on how to develop your child's math abilities and set them up for success. Take the first step in building your child's future today. Get the book “Fostering Math Minds” and start developing your child's math skills at home as a daily routine without getting bored.