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Did you know that when a child is learning to walk between the ages of 12 and 19 months, they fall an average of 17 times an hour? That’s over 200 times a day! As parents and caregivers, our most basic goal is to keep our kids safe. When they f
With this evolution of play comes a new way to engage with their world by using and expanding their cognitive, social-emotional, communication, adaptive, and physical skills. Their curiosity and desire for exploration leads to rich learning experienc
Risky play is like oxygen to children. How many times a day do you holler to your child “Be careful!” “Get down!” “Don’t fall!” While anxiety inducing to parents, taking risks is an important part of early de
Self-care in the first year primarily includes dressing and diapering activities. Because your child relies on you for most self-care skills in the first year and these activities happen often, this daily routine is one that provides many opportuniti
Mealtime Milestones of the first year. Here are some general indicators a referral for more support may be warranted: if at any point in the first 12 months you or your child experience any of the following: - difficulty growing - coughing, choking