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About Kinedu (Part 1): Why we do what we do
Hello everybody! As you might have noticed, we’ve been working on blog posts to help you navigate those early years as a mother…
Luis Garza
08/04/2014
Hello everybody! As you might have noticed, we’ve been working on blog posts to help you navigate those early years as a mother…
Key points: The first years of life are crucial for brain development due to the brain’s high malleability. “Serve and return” interactions between…
Hi Readers! I met up with Cristy and Samantha, two of Kinedu’s Lead Content Creators and Resident Psychologists, to chat about Kinedu Tracks,…
Key points: Newborns have blurry vision and gradually develop better eyesight. Baby’s vision is crucial for learning about the world. Visual development in…
Key points: Babies have an excellent sense of hearing from the 16th week of pregnancy. Auditory skills like localization develop early; infants react…
Key points: Babies naturally crave social connections and depend on adults for survival. Serve and return interactions with caregivers are crucial for a…
Key points: Baby’s language development begins before first words. First attempts at language include cries, coos, and babbling. First words typically appear around…
Key points: Babies are like little scientists, actively exploring the world to understand how it works. Cognitive development involves abstract thinking, memory, problem-solving,…
