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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.
“What if my baby doesn’t lift their head during tummy time?”
Head lifting in tummy time is hard work and takes practice.
Why your newborn needs practice turning their head both ways
Have you noticed that your baby prefers to turn their head to one side?
Supported standing practice for your baby
Between 2 and 4.5 months, most babies are able to stand up with support and bear some weight on their legs.
Playful exercises to activate both sides of your baby’s brain
“Crossing the midline” is a skill that child development experts talk about a lot—but why does it matter?
Gentle, soothing stretches for your newborn
Even months after birth, your baby may want to curl up into the familiar fetal position.
How to help your child become a confident walker
Whether your child is still working up to walking or has already taken a few independent steps, here are a few things you can do to help.
If you haven’t introduced scissors yet, it’s time to start
Pediatric occupational therapists say using age-appropriate scissors is one of the best ways to boost fine motor skills and strength. When your child snips paper, they develop skills needed for getting dressed, brushing their teeth, and even writing. In this post: How to help your toddler learn to use scissors Give your 2-year-old a pair … Continued
How to help your toddler learn to use scissors
For your 2-year-old, scissor practice supports fine motor skills and has cognitive benefits as well. Here's how to introduce scissors safely.