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Discover the key milestones of physical, cognitive, linguistic and socio-affective child development and understand the science behind child development.

Discover the key milestones of physical, cognitive, linguistic and socio-affective child development and understand the science behind child development.

7-month-old baby development
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7-month-old baby development

Developmental milestones for your 7-month-old baby: here’s what to expect as a parent. Your baby is changing and growing on a monthly if…

sensory activities for babies
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16 sensory activities for babies

Help develop touch, sight, smell, taste, and hearing with these sensory activities for babies. Sensory development is key to helping your baby learn…

early childhood education at home is a good thing
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Early Childhood Education At Home

Early Childhood Education at home is good for our kids –why are we saying it’s not? Parents of young children are having a…

new Kinedu logo and branding
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Kinedu gets a new look and new features

Key points: Kinedu emphasizes the importance of small daily changes in early childhood development. The rebrand signifies a focus on purposeful play and…

parents playing with their baby at home
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Are your baby games becoming repetitive?

Key points:1. Babies benefit from repetition for brain development and feeling secure. Exploring the same activity repeatedly helps in forming and strengthening neural…

2 month old baby smiling to caregiver
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Mi baby starts to pay attention

During their first month, your baby spent most of the time sleeping and eating. That’s totally normal, but, as time goes by, you’ll…

baby reaching for a rattle
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Does your baby reach objets?

Key points: Babies progress quickly in their first few months, with newfound hand coordination allowing them to interact with their surroundings. Between 3…

two toddlers singing happily
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Singing with your baby: Toddler edition

Key points: Socioemotional benefits: Singing is a shared activity that builds social skills, regulates emotions, and models self-care. Physical, cognitive, and linguistic benefits:…

importance of play
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The importance of play

Key points: Play is crucial for a happy, healthy childhood. Recognizing its decline, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends “prescriptions for play.” Beyond…

mothers singing to their babies
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Why you should sing to your baby

Key points: Singing to your baby has developmental and emotional benefits, including strengthening your parental bond and teaching your child how to listen…

child playing with wooden toys
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Benefits of wooden toys

Key points: Play is an excellent way for children to learn, and wooden toys are a great option for open-ended, creative and free…

little boy surrounded by numbers
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Math skills 36-48 months

Key points: Children at this stage have developed basic math skills and are starting to understand the concepts of parts and wholes, counting…

little boy laughing and playing with an abacus
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Math skills 24-36 months

Key points: Children develop number awareness by recognizing numbers, understanding how counting works, and learning one-to-one correspondence. Sorting and classifying objects is an…

little boy stacking blocks
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Math skills 12-24 months

Key points: Early mathematical concepts in children are developed through their routines, experiences, and interactions with their environment and caregivers. Children’s number sense…

baby inside a present box
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Math skills 0-12 months

Key points:1. Babies start developing math skills from birth, recognizing quantities and patterns.2. Early math concepts like “more” and “enough” begin to make…

giraffe toy with wheels
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Benefits of mechanical toys

Key points:1. Toys provide a valuable opportunity for children to learn and explore.2. Mechanical toys, like building blocks and shape sorting kits, offer…