Key Milestones
5-month-old baby development milestones
Babies are in the fastest stage of human development. It’s normal to feel like in the blink of an eye your baby is…
Kinedu
05/10/2021
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.
Babies are in the fastest stage of human development. It’s normal to feel like in the blink of an eye your baby is…
When your baby is born an adventure begins. It goes from the first gestures and displays of affection between your little one and…
If you are reading this, surely you have a 9-month-old baby and your routine has been filled with new adventures, challenges, and a…
Have you ever wondered at what age babies start talking? Without a doubt, it is a great question that many times fills parents…
When babies are born, their eyesight is not fully developed. They see the world in large, blurry blobs. With time and a little…
When your child is born, your adventure together begins. Along this exciting new journey, you’ll encounter several checkpoints–or development milestones–together. As a parent…
Kinedu helps parents make tummy time enjoyable with fun activities you can do with your baby at home. You’ve probably heard about how…
Kinedu has thousands of video-based activities to help parents support their child’s development. Babies typically start taking their first steps between 10 and…
Key points: Kicking a ball is a significant physical and motor milestone for children around two years old. The development of kicking starts…
Key points: Walking is a major developmental milestone for a child. Preceding walking, skills like supine kicking and pulling up are crucial. Walking…
Key points: Newborns have natural survival reflexes and limited control over their movements. Babies initially keep their hands clenched in fists, a reflex…
All parents, specially first-timers, are eager for information that will help them make sure their children are having a satisfactory development. Although every…
Key Points: Deferred imitation is the ability of children to reproduce actions they’ve observed after a delay, offering insights into memory development and…
When a child learns to walk and falls down 50 times, he never thinks “maybe this isn’t for me”. Key Points: 1. Babies…
Key points: Rolling over is an important milestone for babies, signifying increased strength in their arms, back, and neck. Babies typically start rolling…
Key points: Babies can crawl in various styles, not just hands-and-knees. Key is the desire to move and explore. Styles: classic, bear, belly,…
Key points: 1. Open-ended toys, like cardboard boxes, offer endless possibilities for imaginative play. 2. Children use their senses and motor skills to…
Key Points: 1. Children are natural scientists, learning through observation and play, especially through cause-and-effect experiences. 2. Babies start understanding cause and effect…
Key points: 1. Developmental delays vary, so remember each child has their own pace. 2. Look for red flags like not reaching milestones…
Key Points: Baby’s first words are often “mama” and “dada” due to repeating sounds. Babies recognize repetitive sounds easily, making these words simple…
Key points: Baby’s brain actively learns through senses of touch and smell. Sense of smell is well developed at birth, allowing recognition of…
