Social & Emotional
What makes a child shy? PART I
Key points: Temperament is innate and can make a child more or less likely to be shy, but can be modified by experiences…
Caro
04/08/2019
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.
Key points: Temperament is innate and can make a child more or less likely to be shy, but can be modified by experiences…
Key points: Your child’s manipulative skills involve using objects to complete tasks and are essential for understanding the world. They progress from grasping…
Key points: Around 34 months, your child starts holding crayons with a more mature grip, preparing for writing. They plan their drawings, love…
Key points: Scribbling is a crucial early step in preparing your child for reading and writing. It fosters hand and finger control, thinking…
Key points: From birth, your child begins developing hand and finger strength, preparing for tasks like drawing and writing. Motor skills progress from…
Key points: Fine motor skills are crucial for holding and manipulating objects, which are essential for tasks like writing, buttoning a shirt, and…
Key points: Hand control and finger strength are essential for your child’s development. Fine motor skills, including finger positioning and isolation, underpin many…
Key points: Help your baby develop hand and finger strength, control, and coordination from an early age. Blocks are a valuable tool for…
Key points: Conversational turn-taking is crucial for language development in children between 18 and 24 months. Children engaged in conversations during this period…
Key points: Children of all ages face problems and challenges. Teaching problem-solving involves four roles: observer, supporter, facilitator, and model. Encourage balanced and…
Key points: Childproof your home by addressing furniture with sharp edges and hard corners, especially coffee tables. Secure electrical outlets with sliding panels…
Key points: Ensure constant care and supervision for your moving baby to prevent accidents. Baby-proof your home by securing furniture, anchoring bookshelves and…
Key points: Understand that crawling styles can vary, and your baby will choose what’s most rewarding for them. Prior to walking, babies need…
Key points: Crawling usually occurs between 8-10 months, but the window for crawling can start around 6 months. Look for early signs like…
Crawling is an important part of your baby’s development. They’re now getting mobile, so prepare to be chasing them around from room to…
Key points: Encourage tummy time from birth to strengthen neck, shoulder, arm, and leg muscles. Promote reaching for toys as it helps develop…
Key points: Baby walkers do not help your baby learn to walk and can hinder the walking development. Using a baby walker can…
Key points: Acknowledge and embrace the changes that come with welcoming a new member to the family. Improving the quality of a couple’s…
Key points: Babies may crawl backward before they crawl forward during their learning process. Crawling develops between 6 to 10 months, and not…
Key points: Babies typically start crawling between 6-10 months, but each child develops at their own pace. Crawling may be more challenging for…
Key points: 1. The development of physical skills is essential in your child’s growth journey, from grasping your finger to playing on the…
