Key Milestones
When do babies learn to kick a ball?
Key points: Kicking a ball is a significant physical and motor milestone for children around two years old. The development of kicking starts…
Myrna García
11/05/2019
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:1. Your child’s physical skills, muscle control, balance, and coordination are developing.2. Progressing from one skill to the next is a sign…
Key points:1. Your child’s physical skills, muscle control, balance, and coordination are developing.2. Progressing from one skill to the next is a sign…
Key points:1. Learning to walk typically takes around 12 months, as many skills and muscles need to develop first.2. Strong neck, arm, core,…
Key points:1. Standing up is a key physical milestone that typically occurs between 9 and 14 months.2. It involves various skills such as…
Key points:1. Phonology is the study of speech and word sounds in a child’s language development.2. It’s a cognitive skill crucial for academic…
Key points: Running is a significant gross motor skill development milestone between 18-36 months. Encourage activities that improve balance and spatial skills. Active…
Key points: Children around the age of four develop increased control over their fine motor skills, including hand coordination and using utensils. Development…
Key points: Children around the age of three develop increased muscle movement control, including hand coordination. Development milestones for this age group include…
Key points: During the second year of a child’s life, their fine motor skills are still developing and new activities can be introduced…
Key points: The first year of a child’s life is a period of rapid physical development, including the development and refinement of fine…
Key points: Developing core muscles is essential for a baby’s posture and physical development. Tummy time, crawling, bouncing on an exercise ball, collecting…
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…
Playing is nature’s own formula for learning. Playful interaction is fundamental for the healthy development of your baby and toddler and it’s the…
Every new mom plans to be the best mom. During pregnancy, our expectations, dreams, and hopes for a life with our baby build…
Key points: Teaching personal hygiene and self-care is crucial for a child’s future independence. Essential self-care areas for preschoolers include sleep, food, drink,…
Regardless of your reasons for going back to work after your maternity leave, it’s common for moms to feel anxious about making the transition from being…
Key points: Trillions of connections made in a child’s brain during their first years are crucial to their early wiring and pruning process,…
Key points: Parallel play is a normal stage in a child’s development, where they play on their own but near their peers without…
Key points: Your role as a parent is crucial in teaching your child effective communication, empathy, and self-regulation. Through your guidance and support,…
