Parents play a vital role in their children’s life. As primary carers, they are responsible for their kids’ healthy upbringing. And serve as a source of support, guidance, and love for the entire family. But we all know that… What isn’t that obvious is that the younger sibling’s behaviour and development…
I am sure you have heard saying that babies’ minds are like sponges. Meaning – they can learn new skills rapidly, in a fraction of the time it would take for an adult. Sigh… I do envy that… But, have you ever wondered how on earth such a young person with…
The universal truth across cultures is that music makes us feel good. During listening to or playing music, our brains release happiness hormones, called endorphins, which lift our spirits. Dopamine and serotonin, on the other hand, help us relax and stay focused. Not only that. Music therapy can help reduce pain,…
Babies start learning how to talk and respond to their carer’s voice much earlier than we think. In fact, right after birth, babies tend to closely observe and listen to other people talk. By 6 weeks, they will make a variety of cooing and gurgling sounds. As your tot gets better…
Most adults experience a neck strain caused by poor posture. Leaning over the PC, sitting for long periods of time, and lacking physical activity, are just a few reasons behind the neck pain. But did you know that babies can also suffer from neck muscle strain? While acquired torticollis affects the…
Some babies’ sucking needs cannot be met by just breastfeeding or bottle feeding. They require more comfort and quickly discover that sucking their thumbs will give them just that! The thing about the thumb is that it is always there, readily available for self-soothing. It doesn’t fall down on the floor,…
