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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...

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

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...

Presume Competence because each child has the potential to develop their skills to think, learn and understand. We need to believe it even if we can't see it because it might be that you just can't see it yet.

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...

How can we use DIR Floortime to connect and communicate better with our kids, especially for children with challenges in social communication, soci...

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...

Going public even with this website and social media pages has taken me out of my comfort zone to quite an extreme. However, I've also been so grat...

Ever wonder why professionals recommend no screen time for infants and young toddlers even if there's so much content advertised for making babies smart? Or why they say for toddlers, it has to be co-viewing?

The newborn brain is 0.3 kg and will grow 5 times its size to 1.5 kg when they become adults The brain is most flexible when we’re younger. The ...