Side lying is the underdog of developmental positions.

2.23.2022

Learn the significance of toy placement in encouraging rolling.

2.16.2022

All about ambiance and my Spotify playlist for baby playtime.

2.9.2022

Baby see, baby do. Don’t underestimate the power of demonstration.

2.2.2022

Is “W” sitting bad for your baby’s hips?

1.26.2022

Make the most of the cruising stage.

1.19.2022

Support at their back helps your baby feel more secure and confident.

1.12.2022

Getting down is more difficult that getting up. Behold the mini squat.

1.5.2022

Make the most of your baby’s new toys.

12.22.2021

Learn how to optimize your baby's highchair setup for better postural control.

12.15.2021

But that doesn’t mean you have to stop using them!

12.8.2021

Once babies begin rolling (around 4-6 months), it's time to remove the overhead toys and create larger spaces for exploration and movement practice.

Carpet is the ideal surface for learning to crawl, but you can create perfect practice conditions on any floor using yoga mats and letting your baby go barefoot.

There is an easier way for your baby to sit up.

11.10.2021

A smaller component of rolling that you can practice with your baby.

11.3.2021

Tummy time is important, but…

10.27.2021

Proper baby wearing positioning for healthy hips.

10.20.2021

My go-to tip for helping babies learn to let go of support and take first steps.

10.6.2021

My favorite tool for babies that are just learning to stand up on their own.

9.29.2021

The transition from army crawling to hands and knees crawling typically happens between 7 to 10 months. Encourage the transition by creating obstacles like your outstretched leg for baby to crawl over, offering toys at elevated heights, and ensuring plenty of tummy time.