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The University of East Anglia study on nap frequency and cognitive skills in children suggests that frequent napping may be associated with smalle...

Adapted from the article “Origin of cultural learning: Babies imitate because they are imitated” and the study: Samuel Essler, Tamara Becher, Caro...

Hi to our amazing parents! 🌈 Have you ever wondered about the incredible journey of your child's growth and development? 👧🏻🧡 We get a lot of confus...

As parents, we are constantly presented with opportunities to connect with our children in meaningful ways. One of the most rewarding and enlighten...

Children learn to talk in a gradual and predictable way, and there are several stages of language development that they typically go through.   Her...

In a recent poll of 300 Filipino parents, 7 in 10 parents expressed that they were concerned their child might not be meeting their developmental m...

Ellyn Satter is a brilliant nutritionist who introduced the concept of a Division of Responsibility for feeding and eating. Lessen power struggle...

Simple guide to learning through play.

When's the best time to introduce an instrument like keyboards or a guitar? These instruments can actually be introduced almost anytime. It might j...

  Research has shown that music listening increases grey matter volumes in the brain. It is a multi-sensory experience and activates not ju...

"When the body is in motion, the auditory system is engaged." - Angie Voss, OTR    Therefore when we're moving, we're also developing the are...

Who doesn't love a game of peek-a-boo? It's so common that almost all cultures have it. In the Philippines we say "bulaga!" when we come out of hid...