Apart from the academic skills that a child needs to learn at different stages, it is equally important for them to learn basic life skills. One of such skill is memorizing their parent’s phone numbers.

When I hear the report of any missing child, I often ask this question: Does he/she know their parent’s phone number in their heads?

It is an unimaginable feeling to know that a child is out there in an unknown destination and does not know the phone number of either parent or anyone to contact. It is as scary as it sounds. While we constantly pray that it doesn’t get to our doorstep, it is crucial to teach kids how to memorize their parent’s phone numbers in case of any emergencies or unfortunate situation.

But come to think of it, who memorizes phone numbers these days when you can just press a button on the screen to search the name label of who you want to call?


With so many distractions online and offline these days, and so much stuff to learn and do, getting kids to memorize these phone numbers is no easy task for parents. But with these simple hacks, parents can get their kids to memorize the phone numbers easily and quickly.

1. One way is to identify their favourite nursery rhyme or song, and just replace the
tune or letters with the phone number and who it belongs to, either mum or dad. That
way they can easily know whose number it is.

The popular Mickey Mouse song theme “M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E” loved by most kids was used by Jen Rice as shared on her blog playdough to plato. The letters were replaced with her phone number like this: “8-0-0-2-6-3-1-2-3-4-Mom”.
This way, the numbers will stick in their heads after some practice and anytime they listen to the song, it’s the numbers they will remember.

Yes, I know that having sharp memory skills is not something one is born with. But these skills will develop and improve the more they are used. Practice they say, makes perfect.

2. Another way is to make or change the password of their devices to your phone
number. You will have to switch to a custom numeric code from the passcode settings.
This will enable you use up to the number of digits required.

Kids these days, are glued to their devices. From the loads of online learning and assignments to games and videos they watch and play online, you’ll be amazed at how quickly they will master these phone numbers.

It is indeed a very comforting feeling for most parents knowing that their kids, even at very young age can get in touch with them should they ever get separated or in case of any emergencies.






Please share in the comments below if you have any techniques that has helped your kids learn your phone numbers.




https://trippin365blog..com/2021/02/how-you-can-help-your-kids-memorize.html

nice technique—lalasticlala

theFilmtricsay

I thought they said the hard way is the only way.

trippin365blog:
Apart from the academic skills that a child needs to learn at different stages, it is equally important for them to learn basic life skills. One of such skill is memorizing their parent’s phone numbers.

When I hear the report of any missing child, I often ask this question: Does he/she know their parent’s phone number in their heads?

It is an unimaginable feeling to know that a child is out there in an unknown destination and does not know the phone number of either parent or anyone to contact. It is as scary as it sounds. While we constantly pray that it doesn’t get to our doorstep, it is crucial to teach kids how to memorize their parent’s phone numbers in case of any emergencies or unfortunate situation.

But come to think of it, who memorizes phone numbers these days when you can just press a button on the screen to search the name label of who you want to call?


With so many distractions online and offline these days, and so much stuff to learn and do, getting kids to memorize these phone numbers is no easy task for parents. But with these simple hacks, parents can get their kids to memorize the phone numbers easily and quickly.

1. One way is to identify their favourite nursery rhyme or song, and just replace the
tune or letters with the phone number and who it belongs to, either mum or dad. That
way they can easily know whose number it is.

The popular Mickey Mouse song theme “M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E” loved by most kids was used by Jen Rice as shared on her blog playdough to plato. The letters were replaced with her phone number like this: “8-0-0-2-6-3-1-2-3-4-Mom”.
This way, the numbers will stick in their heads after some practice and anytime they listen to the song, it’s the numbers they will remember.

Yes, I know that having sharp memory skills is not something one is born with. But these skills will develop and improve the more they are used. Practice they say, makes perfect.

2. Another way is to make or change the password of their devices to your phone
number. You will have to switch to a custom numeric code from the passcode settings.
This will enable you use up to the number of digits required.

Kids these days, are glued to their devices. From the loads of online learning and assignments to games and videos they watch and play online, you’ll be amazed at how quickly they will master these phone numbers.

It is indeed a very comforting feeling for most parents knowing that their kids, even at very young age can get in touch with them should they ever get separated or in case of any emergencies.






Please share in the comments below if you have any techniques that has helped your kids learn your phone numbers.




https://trippin365blog..com/2021/02/how-you-can-help-your-kids-memorize.html

one way is to break it down eg 803-601-7804 then you can paste it on the fridge and in their room
let them recite each morning and evening in 7 days they will know it offhand

another way is by associating each figure to something above number can be 8orange3 6orange1 78orange4