Is my baby lazy? You may think that if your baby doesn’t reach the milestones is only because he is lazy but sometimes is a little bit...

What to do to encourage your child to run? 1.Pushing a toy: this will motivate your child to increase his pace. 2.Chasing...

Eat healthily and have fun at the same time. How cool could this be? Tell us if you want to learn some healthy recipes that you can do...

Squatting is a common position that kids take. They instinctively squat whenever they want to lower themselves to the ground from a...

Include your child in activities at home is essential because they can develop gross, fine, and sensory skills from that but also because...

How fun is to enjoy and promote family time with your baby and the rest of the family when you are cooking for them. I am sure they will...

I know how scare could be to get your child diagnosed with Autism, it is like how I am going to confront this? How I am going to help?...

Standing is perhaps one of the activities in motor development that most parents expect their children to achieve, but what your child...

GROSS AND FINE MOTOR SKILLS: Walk up stairs without hold but still using hands walking downstairs. Runs well straight forward. Pushes...

GROSS AND FINE MOTOR SKILLS: Runs around using his whole foot. Plays while is in squatting and rises to feet without using hands...

If you are encouraging your child to crawl, you are doing a great job. Is many ways for a baby to crawl, here we are sharing some of...

Dad and Mom Today I want to invite you to teach to your child these tips, it is important for them to learn how to approach and be...

GROSS AND FINE MOTOR SKILLS: Walks alone with feet wide apart by 12 months to slight apart by 18 months. Sometimes collapse from...

Our auditory system has the ability to hear a sound. This system works closely with the vestibular system which helps to regulate...

Here we are sharing more facts: Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability. The prevalence is 1 in 100 people 60% of...

GROSS AND FINE MOTOR SKILLS (6 to 9 months): Sits alone. Can reach for toys while sit to the front and to the side without losing his...

Research shows that only 3 in 10 high school students meet the minimum recommendation for daily physical activity...

GROSS AND FINE MOTOR SKILLS (0 to 3 months): Large jerky movements of legs and arms but arms are more active. Hands keep closed with...

Our visual system give us the ability to understand and see objects. The visual system allows us to move safely, learn and explore the...

To have a proper posture while your child is sitting at his desk is very important to facilitate the learning process, you may need to...