NewDayChildCoaching

How the classic game supports object permanence, taking turns & social sound play for your newly-sitting baby When your baby starts sitting up , the world suddenly opens in a whole new way. They can see more, reach more, and engage more. According to the CDC, by around 6 months , many babies can lean on their hands to support themselves when sitting. And by about 9 months , per the CDC, most babies “get to a sitting position by herself” and “sit without support.” This milestone, reached...

Our goal was to build an activity that keeps motivation high while helping a child strengthen motor skills, practice communication, and connect socially with their family.

Positive Parenting Strategies If you’ve ever told your toddler “Don’t touch that” only to watch them… touch it again? Rest assured, you’re not alone. For many young children, especially under age 3, auditory memory is short. They often remember the last few words you say. So “don’t touch that” can actually sound like “touch that” in their mind. The result? Confused looks, repeated touching, and frustration for everyone.