Posts Tagged ‘baby development’

The Recommended Age To Start Baby Sign

Wednesday, September 29th, 2010

When deciding to do baby sign language many parents want to know when is the best age to start?

The simple truth is that the best time to start is when you feel ready that you can consistently introduce baby sign into your new baby’s life and routines.

But, there are also stages of your baby’s development that will mean even though from an early age they can understand signs they do not have the physical ability to sign back.

A baby’s physical ability to sign begins at around 5 – 6 months, once they can hold a rattle or a toy.  Once they have developed this level of control around their hands they may attempt to do some signing.

Because your baby will not be able to sign until approximately 5 – 6 months of age we generally recommend to parents that this is a good age to start introducing baby sign.  Now, the reason for this isn’t because your baby can’t start to learn signs at an earlier age (more…)

Baby Speech Development

Monday, November 30th, 2009

As a parent of a pre-verbal baby, how do you connect with your little one? You and your baby can make special, real connections by consistently using your own unique ways of communicating which will affirm the love you have for your baby.

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Early Learning

Monday, September 28th, 2009

Playing enhances a baby’s perception about himself and the world he lives in. It develops his social skills, language skills, critical thinking and creativity. There are many ways that babies can learn while playing. He can learn from stuffed animals, interactive books, and toys. Think of ways to make daily activities fun and creative. This helps your baby enhance his imagination. When it comes to finding interesting ways to encourage your baby explore the world through play, here’s exactly what you need to know. (more…)