From palmar to pincer: your baby’s grasping skills at 9 months
As your 9-month-old sits on the floor, you notice them trying to pick up the Stainless Steel Jingle Keys.
As your 9-month-old sits on the floor, you notice them trying to pick up the Stainless Steel Jingle Keys.
When your baby babbles, babble and talk back to them.
Sometime around 2 months, you will likely hear your baby start to make sweet cooing sounds such as “ahh” and “ohh.”
A precursor to tooth brushing, cleaning your baby's gums with a wet cloth can help fight bacterial growth, stimulate oral awareness, and prepare them for using a tooth brush 🙂
Between 2 and 4.5 months, most babies are able to stand up with support and bear some weight on their legs.
Use simple, homemade finger puppets to capture your baby's attention, stimulate their vision, and provide an early lesson in emotions.
Feeling the sensation of water on their feet activates your baby's brain and can encourage them to kick their feet.
“Crossing the midline” is a skill that child development experts talk about a lot—but why does it matter?
Babies are naturally fixated with faces. Studying facial features and expressions teaches them how to focus and informs them about communication, language, emotions, and social engagement