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Preschooler

March 27

Here Are The Best Toys For Brain Development Of Kids Aged 0-5

Toys play a crucial role in your child’s brain development

We all know that play is very important in the different stages of a child’s development. Providing them with smart and age-appropriate toys that stimulate their developing brains, encourage exploration, stir their imagination, and enhance their fine and gross motor skills to meet
Baby

February 22

Hugs Pa More! Study Says It's Good For Brain Development

Interactions with the mother constitute the whole world for an infant

We all know that hugging and cuddling provides a deep sense of security to newborns but new studies are proving that they too play an essential role in the development of your baby’s brain development. It all boils down to the role of
Baby

December 8

May Sense Of Humor Na Simula 1 Month Old, Ayon Sa Bagong Study

Malaking tulong ang kaalaman na ito para mas maintindihan ang brain development.

Tunay na nakakatuwa si baby kapag sumasagot siya sa mga patawa mo. Napapaisip ka tuloy kung may sense of humor na ba siya.Ayon sa isang bagong pag-aaral na ginawa sa United Kingdom, may understanding at appreciation ng humor ang four weeks o
Toddler

July 12

Ang Mga Puwede Mong Gawin Para Sa Brain Development Ng Anak

Malaking tulong ang experiences at interactions sa bata.

Sa tulong ng science, partikular ang neuroimaging, makikita na kung paano nagtatrabaho ang brain at ang development nito. Alam na ng mga scientists ngayon na malaki ang tulong ng komunikasyon ng brain cells na neurons para mapabilis ang cognition at socio-emotional skill
Health & Nutrition

December 28

Stress May Harm the Unborn Baby's Brain Development

Eto pa ang isang rason para iwasan ang stress habang nagdadalang-tao.

Tunay na hindi nakabubuti ang stress sa buntis at kanyang ipinagbubuntis, ayon sa mga eksperto (basahin dito). Isa pang rason para iwasan ang stress habang nagdadalang-tao ay ang posibleng pinsalang dulot nito sa brain development ng sanggol sa sinapupunan.Ito ang napag-alaman ng
Baby

November 4

Will Under-Socialized Babies Born In The Pandemic Be Ok?

Narito ang sagot ng mga eksperto.

Maraming mga babies na ipinanganak noong kasagsagan ng COVID-19 ang hanggang ngayon ay wala pang nakikita o nakakasalamuhang ibang tao maliban sa mga magulang nila. Kaya naman ang takot ng mga magulang, baka magkaroon ito ng epekto sa social skills ng mga
Baby

February 20

Stacking Toys Good For Baby's Brain Development

Stacking may look like a mindless activity but it actually does the opposite!

At first glance, stacking toys — also called nesting toys — may seem like simple tools for play. But stacking and organizing is actually a natural part of child development — just like when they’re filling up containers and dumping its contents,
Baby

December 11

Baby Hiccups Linked To Infant Growth

Did you know premature babies can spend approximately 15 minutes a day having hiccups?

New parents cannot help but worry when their baby gets the hiccups, especially because even scientists still aren’t sure why it happens. But here’s something that might ease your thoughts: new research says this involuntary process may be an important part of
Baby

December 7

Stages Of Brain Development From Baby To Teens

How your child's brain develop can help explain your child's behavior.

Every parent has to face managing different types of child behavior, may it be refusing to follow orders, or throwing tantrums. It is challenging to deal with, and that is why it's important to understand that behavior is comprised of internal and external
Baby

November 23

How To Gain The Benefits Of Music

There are more ways to engage your child musically than just playing songs on YouTube.

Learning through music is actually an old trick to teach children knowledge, values, and culture. And your child does not need to be the next pop superstar or a renowned classical musician to engage them in early music education.Laura Brown of PBS mentions
Baby

October 29

Foods That Promote Optimal Brain Development In Babies

Your child’s diet in those first years are absolutely crucial to her healthy development.

One of the reasons a healthy diet in a child’s first 1,000 days of life is crucial is her brain develops most rapidly. As the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) explains, “[I]f the brain lacks a necessary building block during this time,
Toddler

August 21

Fairy Dust Teaching: A Parent's Superpower

As your child's first teacher, these superpowers can help make parenting easier.

Last July 27, 2019, I had the pleasure of attending the first day of the “Integrating Wonder Based Teaching Into Your Classroom” by Sally Haughey at the Henry Sy Sr. Innovation Center at Miriam College.It was such an honor to be in
Toddler

August 14

Toddler Screentime Does Not Help Boost Brain Development

Face-to-face conversations with your child is still the best brain booster.

There’s a reason experts release very strict screen time guidelines for infants and toddlers: previous research has found that children under the age of 30 months don’t learn much from watching content from a screen. In the first two years of a
Tweens & Teens

July 16

Puberty: Mom of Two Beautifully Explains It to Her 11-Year-Old

During puberty, it’s not just your child’s body that’s transitioning from childhood into adulthood.

Parenting is ever-changing. Once you’ve got the hang of breastfeeding, you’ll be dealing with potty training. Then, before you know it, your little one isn’t so little anymore, and you now have a tween or teenager — and puberty! This stage often
Breastfeeding

May 19

Breast Milk and Premature Babies' Brain Development

Preemie babies in particular benefits from breast milk when it comes to their brain development.

Breast milk has already been proven as the best first nutrition a baby needs and acts as his primary immunization due to the antibodies it contains. Many studies have shown the positive effects of breast milk on a child’s brain, and this
Baby

May 1

Baby Personality and the Wonder Weeks

Researchers say every parent will go through a rough couple of weeks with their baby.

Some babies are just easy. They only cry — or more like a whimper — when they're hungry or need a diaper change. And once they get some attention, they reciprocate with adorable cooing and toothless smiles that make you put your
Baby

February 23

BFF Goals Smarter Kids

Having a support group can do wonders on your child’s cognitive skills.

Many new moms quickly discover that once their baby arrives, their life is inevitably put on hold. Their newborns need them 24/7 and though they can get a few moments of relief with the help of their partners or yaya, a lot
Travel

January 19

Traveling Is Good for Child's Brain Development

Now you really have an excuse to book tickets for a family vacation!

Traveling with kids entails careful planning and patience — lots of it — but it’s been proven to have positive benefits for your little ones. Aside from serving as “happiness anchors” until they grow up, kids value experiences more than material gifts. Even
Toddler

January 14

How Parallel Play Helps Boost Brain and Social Skills in Toddlers

Believe it or not, letting your child play alone while surrounded by other kids boosts brain and social skills.

Do you notice that your child prefers to play by herself even when there are other kids her age around? You try and urge her to interact and make friends but she’s pretty content in her own world, ignoring all the ruckus
Toddler

December 31

Your Child's Brain Is Like a Sponge and Designed for Learning

Your baby's brain is wired to absorb and learn. You, mom and dad, have to nurture it.

New parents quickly discover that people are not kidding when they say babies are like sponges. Show them how to do something, and they pick it up just after two tries. Why do you think we should all be careful of introducing

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