Have you recently been reminded to do plenty of tummy time by your baby’s pediatrician? Tummy time is an important activity that doctors recommend for infants to support their growth and development. However, many babies don’t really enjoy it when they’re first starting out. The key is to encourage your
As a parent, it’s natural to worry about your child’s development. You might find yourself comparing their progress with other children or wondering if they’re reaching milestones when they should be. The good news is, if you’re concerned, you’re not alone—and there are simple steps you can take to find
As a parent, you can play a big role in helping your child develop essential physical skills. And the best part is that you don’t need any special equipment or a lot of extra time to do it. In fact, you can make learning and practicing new skills a fun,
As a parent, you might be eagerly awaiting the day your child says their first words. But did you know that encouraging early movement can play a big role in building language skills, too? Today, we’re going to explain the connection between physical activity and communication skills. We’ll also give
It’s a common dilemma for parents: should you be concerned about your child’s development, or are you simply overreacting? You might notice small delays or differences, but is it worth taking action, or should you just wait and see if your child catches up on their own? This decision can
