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Ways/Tips on how to effectively interact with your kids through meaningful & purposeful activities.

12/06/2023

Always ❤️

10/27/2023

I've just reached 7K followers! Thank you for continuing support. I could never have made it without each one of you. 🙏🤗🎉

10/22/2023

Play is their Love Language ❤️

10/22/2023

Babies are more likely to start rolling over as early as 4months to 6-7 months. On the other hand, some babies develop skills differently. Some develop more quickly than others and some babies may take their time.

10/21/2023

Tummy Time & Gym Time had really increased his strength and ability to perform physical play smoothly ❤️

10/20/2023

In the kitchen while mommy is cooking 🥰

10/19/2023

No matter how loud mom is, I’m still gonna sleep 🥰😆

10/18/2023

4 Month Old : Play is our love language at this stage. ❤️

10/18/2023

“You are going to miss this someday”; I tell myself as I see all the toys scattered in the living room all the way to the bedroom. ❤️🥰

10/18/2023

POV : Possible Reasons Why Babies Chew Their Hands.

10/17/2023

I've just reached 6.5K followers! Thank you for continuing support. I could never have made it without each one of you. 🙏🤗🎉

10/16/2023

Teaching him simple activities one at a time really works for him ❤️ Today, he learned that he needs to turn the globe to hear the sound.

10/16/2023

We were just practicing how to roll over yet this child attempted to crawl on his own already🥰 Just turned 4 months and I’m so proud of him ❤️

10/15/2023

The Bond Between Mother and Son Last A Lifetime ❤️ - Stephanie Douglas

10/12/2023

Strategically placing a dangling toy at the center of his body (within reach & straight to his belly, instead of straight to his eyes or face) as practice for crossing the midline. Why? Because he will use his hands to reach it. This simple activity will eventually allow him to use both hands for clapping at the midline of his body.

Crossing the body’s midline is the ability to reach across the middle of the body with the use of arms and legs.

When children can do this activity , they are using both sides of their brain to work & coordinate smoothly and being able to control their body in performing complex movements.

10/10/2023

SIMPLE Activities yet PURPOSEFUL & MEANINGFUL ❤️❤️❤️

10/09/2023

Duet with my almost 4 months old little boy ❤️🥰😘

10/06/2023

“PLAY IS THE BRAIN’S FAVORITE WAY OF LEARNING “ - Diane Ackerman

10/05/2023

First time to be in a bouncer and he is loving it 😍

10/05/2023

The best thing I’ve ever done to my baby I think is exposing him to other people (with precautions of course). Now, he doesn’t mind being with others. He loves it especially when others are talking to him.🥰

10/04/2023

Humming/Singing a song had helped him relax before bedtime. It became part of his routine and really made a big change in his sleeping pattern. Also, as a mom it’s easier for me to put him into sleep since he got used of it.😉

10/04/2023

A simple touch & feel activity to stimulate cognitive development and to engage him through the use of his senses.

10/04/2023

Just a simple visual tracking exercises to improve his eye-contact.

09/25/2023

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09/24/2023

I've just reached 6K followers! Thank you for continuing support. I could never have made it without each one of you. 🙏🤗🎉

09/24/2023

“When we make play the foundation of learning, we teach the Whole child”. - Vince Gowmon

09/19/2023

“My child may not have everything he wants in life, but he has a mama that loves him more than anything in the world.” - quotement.com

09/18/2023

“Babies may not remember the trips, but they will have fun and you will have vivid and touching memories.“- A Princess Traveling with Twins ❤️

09/17/2023

I've received 15,000 reactions to my posts in the past 30 days. Thanks for your support. 🙏🤗🎉

09/10/2023

Someone needs a wider space for tummy time now ❤️🥰

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Play is their Love Language ❤️

Babies are more likely to start rolling over as early as 4months to 6-7 months. On the other hand, some babies develop skills differently. Some develop more quickly than others and some babies may take their time.

Tummy Time & Gym Time had really increased his strength and ability to perform physical play smoothly ❤️ #4monthsold #play #activity #followers

Tummy Time & Gym Time had really increased his strength and ability to perform physical play smoothly ❤️

In the kitchen while mommy is cooking 🥰 #baby #active #boy #followers

In the kitchen while mommy is cooking 🥰

No matter how loud mom is, I’m still gonna sleep 🥰😆 #singing #mom #followers

No matter how loud mom is, I’m gonna sleep 🥰😆

No matter how loud mom is, I’m still gonna sleep 🥰😆

4 Months Old : Play is our love language at this stage. ❤️

4 Month Old : Play is our love language at this stage. ❤️

POV : Possible Reasons Why Babies Chew Their Hands.

Teaching him simple activities one at a time really works for him ❤️ Today, he learned that he needs to turn the globe to hear the sound.

We were just practicing how to roll over yet this child attempted to crawl on his own already🥰 Just turned 4 months and I’m so proud of him ❤️

The Bond Between Mother and Son Last A Lifetime ❤️ - Stephanie Douglas

Crossing the Midline : A Simple Activity for an Infant.

Strategically placing a dangling toy at the center of his body (within reach & straight to his belly, instead of straight to his eyes or face) as practice for crossing the midline. Why? Because he will use his hands to reach it. This simple activity will eventually allow him to use both hands for clapping at the midline of his body. Crossing the body’s midline is the ability to reach across the middle of the body with the use of arms and legs. When children can do this activity , they are using both sides of their brain to work & coordinate smoothly and being able to control their body in performing complex movements.