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The Days Are Long But The Years Are Short

When do babies start testing boundaries?

When do babies start testing boundaries?
Babies typically begin to test boundaries and assert their independence around the age of 6 to 12 months. This stage of development is often referred to as the "toddler" stage, although the exact timing can vary from child to child. During this period, babies start to explore their environment more actively, crawl or walk around, and become increasingly curious about the world around them. Continue reading

How expressing love support children development

How expressing love support children development

The power of love supports children development and here are some reasons why this is the case:

  1. Emotional Well-Being: Expressing love helps children feel emotionally secure and builds their self-esteem. It creates a sense of belonging and fosters a positive emotional bond between parents or caregivers and children, which can have a significant impact on their emotional well-being and mental health.
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Night Terrors

Night Terrors
The first time we went through a night terror with our daughter, we were really scared. We didn't know what was happening, why she didn't allow us to touch her and why she was screaming like crazy. Then I started to research and I realised that she had a night terror and that this can be normal an associated to over-tiredness. At that moment we were transitioning from 1 to 0 naps.  Continue reading

Why is it important to build the foundation of fine-motor skills early on?

Why is it important to build the foundation of fine-motor skills early on?
Fine motor skills are essential because they help our children gain independence with self-care tasks, such as dressing, feeding themselves, bathing, etc. They are also very important for school because they involve activities, such as cutting with scissors, writing with a pencil, and typing on a keyboard. By contributing to the development of the fine motor skills of our children, we are helping them to succeed in future activities.  Continue reading

The Transition to Becoming a Parent

The Transition to Becoming a Parent

Dear parents or soon to-become parents,  

Let me start this blog by telling you that you are not alone. When I became a mother, I realized that even when I was feeling alone, I just needed to ask and someone was going to be there. Feel free to leave comments bellow and myself and this community will be here for you.

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Jean Piaget Quotes On Child Psychology And Development

Jean Piaget Quotes On Child Psychology And Development
Jean William Fritz Piaget was a a Swiss psychologist and genetic epistemologist. He was well-known for his theory on cognitive development and epistemological view, called together "genetic epistemology". Here some of Piaget's most inspiring quotes on child psychology and child cognitive development for you to read. Continue reading

How to Teach Empathy to Your Baby Early on

How to Teach Empathy to Your Baby Early on
We all want our children to develop social skills, which are probably more important today than ever in a world filled of superficial interactions and technology induced isolation (Covid certainly does not help it either). Thus, it is important to train our little ones social skills early on. Find some practical tips how to support the development of these skills in our latest blog post.  Continue reading
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