There are various vital skills babies need to develop as their brains form and bodies flourish. Sensory motor skills help infants learn more about their environment, especially because babies experience most of the world through their senses. And this is why sensory play is so important to infants and toddlers—it brings things to their level and allows them to explore our world. Read on to uncover some of the best ways to help babies build sensory skills.
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No matter how prepared you think you are for motherhood, there are always going to be things that catch you off guard. From the never-ending list of things to do to the complete and utter lack of sleep, it can be easy to feel like you’re in over your head. But there are some things that can help make the transition into motherhood a little bit easier.
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There’s a lot that goes into being a first-time mom. From the physical to the emotional, it’s a big adjustment. Luckily, we’ve put together the ultimate new mom checklist to help you (and your baby) transition into this exciting new phase smoothly.
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Becoming a mom is one of the most wonderful experiences a woman can have, but it can also be challenging. There are so many new things to learn and deal with – it’s no wonder that many moms feel overwhelmed in the early days and weeks after giving birth. This blog post will discuss five of the most common new-mom issues and how to deal with them.
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No matter how much you prepare, you’ll always have questions once you bring your newborn home from the hospital. Don’t worry—no one expects you to know everything. Doing your research and asking for help are both part of the parenting process. In fact, many new mothers have the same burning questions about their babies’ health and habits. Remember to always consult your pediatrician or other trusted healthcare provider when you need to. In the meantime, explore these common questions (and answers) for new mothers.
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As a new mother, you are bombarded with information about babies and routines and sleep. You are told that you should put your baby down awake but sleepy at the same time of day so that they learn to get into a routine with their sleep. You are told that a routine is key for their development, and that without one, your baby won’t develop the way that you think they will. Routines are a good idea for older babies, and the best routine you could ever have is the one that your baby sets for themselves.
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