Expressive Language Skill Development
Expressive language skills is the ability to use words, sentences and gestures to convey and communicate our messages, intentions and ideas to others.
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Introducing your toddler to a childcare program
Introducing your toddler to a childcare program can help them learn new skills that aid development and prepare them for preschool experience.
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Teaching Toddlers About Hygiene Using Visuals: Why Pictures Work
Teaching toddlers about hygiene can feel frustrating. Teaching your child about hygiene can become way easier when these daily lessons are supported with visuals. Think about it, we prefer to learn through pictures. The part of the brain that processes visuals is surprisingly bigger than the part of the brain that processes words. You get it! Our brains are built to support visuals more.
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Encouraging Cruising
Cruising is a movement pattern, it is a developmental milestone in preparation for walking, running and other upright positions.
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Baby on the Move: Safety Tips
Once babies become mobile, there are lots of safety and childproofing actions to take . Here are some few safety tips that will save you a lot of pressure that comes with your curious baby’s movement.
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Tummy Time
Tummy time is simply a time for placing your baby on their stomach while they are awake and supervised.
Find out the ‘how’ and ‘why’.
Dehydration in toddlers: Signs every parent should watch out for
Dehydration in toddlers happen when they loose more water than they take in. It means, they do not have enough water and essential minerals in their bodies.
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Separation anxiety in toddlers
Separation anxiety is a stage of emotional development that happens once babies have formed strong relationship with their primary caregivers.
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Newborn’s umbilical cord
The newborn’s umbilical cord is the part that is cut and clamped after birth leaving the umbilical cord stump.
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SIGNS OF DELAY IN SPEECH DEVELOPMENT
Delay in speech and language development are the most common types of developmental delays. Some children may be frustrated when they cannot express in words their needs. Some speech delay are temporary while others are just signs of a more serious problem such as hearing loss. Parents are in the best position to gauge a child’s speech development.
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SIGNS OF SOLID READINESS
There are signs to prove solid readiness before introducing solid food to babies. Until these signs are observed, breast milk or formula provides all the nutrients and nourishment a baby needs.
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