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Uncategorized

Initial Assessment

Our Developmental Assessment gathers 422 developmental milestones that are divided into 48 skills. Subsequently, these skills are divided into the four areas of…

baby talking
Linguistic

How to encourage your baby to talk

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…

father playing with his baby
Social & Emotional

What does science say about the dad brain?

Key points: Dads, like moms, undergo significant brain changes when becoming parents, challenging the notion that parenting instincts are solely maternal. Studies reveal…

parents playing with their baby at home
Cognitive

Are your baby games becoming repetitive?

Key points:1. Babies benefit from repetition for brain development and feeling secure. Exploring the same activity repeatedly helps in forming and strengthening neural…

dad and young son watching a movie at home
Social & Emotional

10 ways to promote quality family time

Key points: Importance of family time: A positive parental relationship is crucial for a child’s behavioral, physical, and cognitive health, as stated by…

two toddlers singing happily
Cognitive

Singing with your baby: Toddler edition

Key points: Socioemotional benefits: Singing is a shared activity that builds social skills, regulates emotions, and models self-care. Physical, cognitive, and linguistic benefits:…

mother doing a Kinedu activity with her baby
Kinedu

What is the science behind Kinedu?

Key points: Kinedu aims to simplify child development with easy, research-backed activities for parents. Activities are designed to target specific milestones and draw…

mother teaching her daughter how to wash her hands
Health

Coronavirus prevention FAQ

Key points: Prevention Tips for Families: Stress handwashing, cough/sneeze etiquette, and no face-touching. Manage screen time, disinfect surfaces, and maintain a calm atmosphere….

importance of play
Cognitive

The importance of play

Key points: Play is crucial for a happy, healthy childhood. Recognizing its decline, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends “prescriptions for play.” Beyond…

mothers singing to their babies
Cognitive

Why you should sing to your baby

Key points: Singing to your baby has developmental and emotional benefits, including strengthening your parental bond and teaching your child how to listen…

dad and daughter hugging
Social & Emotional

The power of positive communication

Key points: Positive communication with children is fundamental for their development, building their confidence, resilience, and grit, and providing them with a model…

Kids pronouncing tongue twisters
Linguistic

Rhymes and tongue twisters

Key points: Babies learn language from listening to people around them, and as they get older, they start to comprehend and express themselves…

little boy surrounded by numbers
Cognitive

Math skills 36-48 months

Key points: Children at this stage have developed basic math skills and are starting to understand the concepts of parts and wholes, counting…

little boy laughing and playing with an abacus
Cognitive

Math skills 24-36 months

Key points: Children develop number awareness by recognizing numbers, understanding how counting works, and learning one-to-one correspondence. Sorting and classifying objects is an…

little boy stacking blocks
Cognitive

Math skills 12-24 months

Key points: Early mathematical concepts in children are developed through their routines, experiences, and interactions with their environment and caregivers. Children’s number sense…

mom pronouncing sounds with her baby
Linguistic

Pronunciation in your little one Part 2

Key points:1. Consonant pronunciation development is crucial for speech and academic success.2. Alveolar consonants (t, d, n) are among the first sounds children…

little boy running
Physical

Ready? Let’s run!

Key points: Running is a significant gross motor skill development milestone between 18-36 months. Encourage activities that improve balance and spatial skills. Active…

little girl brushing her teeth
Physical

Hand coordination: 36-48 months

Key points: Children around the age of four develop increased control over their fine motor skills, including hand coordination and using utensils. Development…

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