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: Authoritative parenting combines warmth and limits, using positive reinforcement and reasoning instead of harsh punishments. Key differences between authoritative and authoritarian…
Key points: Effective discipline involves understanding the reasons behind a toddler’s actions. Instead of asking “”what’s wrong with them,”” consider “”what’s going on?””…
1. Create me-time Every. Single. Day. Whether you are working full time, caring for a child, working inside the home, working outside of…
Key points: Kinedu emphasizes the importance of small daily changes in early childhood development. The rebrand signifies a focus on purposeful play and…
Kinedu helps you navigate parenting with science-based guidance – so we looked to experts to tackle this hard question. As fall draws near,…
Key points:1. Speech development strategies:0 to 12 months: Narrate daily activities, make interactions fun, give praise.8 to 14 months: Choose a topic, have…
Kinedu helps parents make tummy time enjoyable with fun activities you can do with your baby at home. You’ve probably heard about how…
Key points: Quality time with parents is crucial for a child’s development, especially during COVID-19 disruptions. Reading together daily can enhance language skills…
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…
Here are what I’m calling my quarantine-4: my top speechy activities for passing the days with your little friend in tow at home!…
Science-based insights from Kinedu’s Chief Executive Dad. Key points: Active fatherhood during the first 1,000 days of a child’s life is crucial for…
Key points: Dads, like moms, undergo significant brain changes when becoming parents, challenging the notion that parenting instincts are solely maternal. Studies reveal…
Key points: Expose children to diverse viewpoints, people, and stories to foster empathy and open-mindedness. Addressing race is crucial for children’s development; avoiding…
Key points:1. Babies benefit from repetition for brain development and feeling secure. Exploring the same activity repeatedly helps in forming and strengthening neural…
Key points: Importance of family time: A positive parental relationship is crucial for a child’s behavioral, physical, and cognitive health, as stated by…
Key points: The majority of a child’s brain development occurs before age three. Brain architecture results from both nature and nurture, emphasizing the…
Key points: Babies need to acquire key skills such as head control, sitting, rolling over and standing up before they can start walking…
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…
Key points: Babies progress quickly in their first few months, with newfound hand coordination allowing them to interact with their surroundings. Between 3…
Key points: Babies acquire muscular strength and coordination by practicing standing up with support. After gaining confidence, babies will try to stand up…
Key points: The article highlights the excitement of babies being able to stand up and see the world from a different perspective. The…
