Development
Learn how to support your baby as they grow and develop through milestones, including gross motor and fine motor development as well as communication skills.
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Development, Special Needs
How to Track Milestones for Developmentally Delayed Babies
Developmental milestones are a set of skills or behaviors that most children achieve within a certain age range. They provide parents and caregivers with a roadmap of what to expect...
Fine and Gross Motor
5 Alternatives to Tummy Time for Babies with Motor Development Challenges
Does your baby struggle with tummy time due to motor development challenges? These alternatives to tummy time will offer the same benefits.
Development
Should Twins Share a Room?
Wondering if your twins should share a room? We’ll explore the pros and cons of room-sharing for twins right here before you make your decision.
Fine and Gross Motor
Understanding Hypotonia & Hypertonia: What Parents Need to Know
Altered muscle tone can affect your child’s development. Learn more about ways you can help your child by understanding hypertonia and hypotonia.
Fine and Gross Motor
4 Static Balance Activities for Kids
These four fun exercises will boost your child's static balance and coordination. They improve postural balance and strengthen core and glute muscles.
Development, Fine and Gross Motor
5 Spatial Awareness Activities for Kids
Learn about spatial awareness activities for kids to boost cognitive development, improve coordination, and enhance problem-solving skills.
Communication, Health & Nutrition
Recurrent Ear Infections and Their Impact on Speech/Language Development
Learn more about the relationship between recurrent ear infections and their potential effect on speech and language development.
Fine and Gross Motor
4 Jumping Games for Kids
Looking for a fun way to keep your children entertained? Jumping games for kids are the perfect solution! Here are some that are fun and educational.
Fine and Gross Motor
Are Push Walkers Bad for Babies?
Push walkers were created to help babies learn to walk. However, research shows that walkers may actually slow your baby’s progress.
Development
How Fearful Avoidant Attachment Develops in Childhood
Is your child struggling with emotional regulation, incongruent behaviors, and boundaries with strangers? Fearful avoidant attachment may be to blame.
Development, Parenting
Distal and Proximal Parenting: Understanding the Difference
Understanding the history, differences, and strengths of proximal and distal parenting will help you decide what parenting approaches work best for your family.
Autism, Development
My Baby’s Mouth Is Always Open. Is It an Autism Indicator?
If your baby’s mouth is always open, you might be concerned about a link to autism. However, there are many other reasons for a babies mouth to be open.
Fine and Gross Motor, Play
Pumpkin Picking Fine Motor Activity
This adorable pumpkin picking fine motor activity is a breeze to make! A perfect fall activity for preschoolers and toddlers alike.
Development, Parenting
Responsive Parenting: Building Strong Bonds with Your Child
Responsive parenting raises well-adjusted kids by combining appropriate expectations with high levels of emotional support. Learn how to be a responsive parent.
Development
Late Walking in Babies: 7 Common Reasons
If your baby isn’t walking by 18 months of age, they may need a little help with walking. Physical therapy and adaptive equipment can help.