Cognitive
How can I nurture my child’s interests in art and science?
After your baby is born, getting to know anything is a new adventure, and of course the environment in which your child grows…
Sofía Martínez
12/06/2017
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.
After your baby is born, getting to know anything is a new adventure, and of course the environment in which your child grows…
Key Points: Deferred imitation is the ability of children to reproduce actions they’ve observed after a delay, offering insights into memory development and…
Including reading time in your daily routine not only boosts your kid’s language development, but it provides special one-on-one quality time that strengthens…
Why do, all of a sudden, adults become fluent in “motherese” or baby-talk when there’s a baby in the proximity? Key Points: 1….
Why is it a big deal to let go of the bottle and finally welcome the cup? Key Points: 1. Transitioning from the…
Chances are you’ve come across the terms babywearing, baby carrier, or baby wrap, as these seem to have taken over social-media feeds, parenting…
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:1. Babies learn to talk through imitation and association.2. A baby’s first words, like “mama” or “dada,” start as babbling sounds.3. To…
Key points: 1. Quality parent-child interactions are crucial for a strong learning environment. 2. Introduce learning materials like books and engage your child…
Key points: 1. Allow your child to fidget to help them focus. 2. Outdoor activities boost attention and impulse control. 3. Calming music…
With the sudden boom on computers, tablets, and phones as convenient playtime devices, it seems we’ve lost a little touch of one of…
Key points: 1. Crawling boosts motor skills, balance, and muscle strength. 2. Enhances brain coordination, problem-solving, and spatial awareness. 3. Fosters confidence, independence,…
Key points: 1. Fine motor skills involve precise hand and finger movements. 2. Progress from reflexive grasping to purposeful object interaction. 3. Key…
Key points: 1. Babies can learn a second language with a play-based program in just one hour per day. 2. Bilingualism enhances cognitive…
Key points: 1. Music is vital for a toddler’s development, enhancing cognitive, social, and emotional skills. 2. Exposing toddlers to music helps them…
Key points: 1. Language learning begins in the womb, impacting how babies perceive sounds and languages. 2. Newborns recognize and prefer voices and…
Key points: Babies have a natural inclination to put objects in their mouths as a form of exploration and comfort. Mouthing helps in…
Key points: A study conducted by the University of Washington Department of Pediatrics found that contact with dogs early on can help a…
Key points: 1. Baby boys’ brain development is more vulnerable and slower than girls’. 2. Early experiences significantly affect baby boys, impacting stress…
Key points: 1. Prodigies focus on consuming knowledge rather than creating new ideas. 2. Creative children often keep original ideas to themselves. 3….
Key points: Touch is crucial for a baby’s development, as it is one of their primary ways of exploring the world. A study…
