You know we love being out and about and strongly advocate that kids learn more when they witness & experience things. We are not the only ones who believe in that and concur with all of the below experts. 1. David Kolb in the book Experiential Learning, describes learning as a four-step process. He identifies the steps as (1) watching and (2) thinking (mind), (3) feeling (emotion), and (4) doing (muscle). He draws primarily on the works of 2. Dewey, who emphasized the need for learning to be grounded in experience 3. Lewin, who stressed the importance of people being active in learning 4. Jean Piaget, who described intelligence as the result of the interaction of the person and the environment This Christmas we at Kids Stop Press have organized some fun getaways for all our readers and their little babies So here is the Kidsstoppress Exclusive#1 
Visit to the Kitchen of the Le15 Pâtisserie Pooja Dhingra owner & chef of Le15 has been kind enough to let our babies in to see how she makes her lip smacking cup cakes, macarons & more. Make your children witness how she whisks together her perfect recipe for the best cupcakes in the world. The kids will get a chance to decorate their own little cupcakes to take home too. If you are interested in attending this field trip just like us on Facebook here and write your favourite flavour in cupcakes in the comments below. 3 lucky winners will be chosen who can attend this exclusive event with us. What: Visit to the Le15 Patisserie. When: 22nd December, 3 p.m. – 4 p.m. Where: Shop No. 2, Rajgruha Co-op society, B wing, BM Marg, Elphinstone West. Mumbai – 13 Notes: 1. Age of the child must be between : 3 years – 6 years 2. One parent will need to accompany the child at the Le15 Kitchen at the scheduled time. No grandparents, maids, uncles or aunts allowed. 3. Kids Stop Press and Le15 Patisserie do not take responsibility of any nature or loss of any belongings. 4. This exclusive is valid for people residing in Mumbai only
KSP Team
Neha Savla
