These videos will guide you parents in dealing with the dramatic change of welcoming a new baby into your life, whether your first child, or another brother or sister that has joined your family. With the BabyPillars’ 0-3 months baby development tutorials we will focus on: comfortable holding positions, coping with crying, stomach aches, and gas, lying on the stomach, lifting the head, communication with your baby, and so much more. Learning these stages is the basis for reaching additional milestones such as rolling over, eye contact, focusing eyesight and more!

In the ages of 3 to 6 months, you will watch your baby improve his eye contact and focus. He will improve and better establish his balance system, rolling over from his back to his stomach, and from his stomach to his back. He will laugh, grab onto objects independently and so much more! In this stage of your baby’s life, we will work on abandoning the womb-like environment which we helped simulate during his transition from the womb to the world, and we will provide him with the next secure transition to continue coping with gravity, and independent movement in space. In this series of videos, we will give you the guidance and support you as parents need in dealing with the changes your baby is going through, while his primitive reflex are leaving the system and voluntary reflexes such as balance and gripping are entering the system. We will also see how to deal with the beginning of independent movement that will lead down the road to rolling over.

At this stage of your baby’s life, he is beginning to understand that he has the ability to reach an object that is close to him through making eye contact, reaching his hand out, and rolling over. These videos will provide you with guidance in dealing with the change that your baby goes through with the start of independent movement forward, and the ability to move in space. In addition, with the help of these videos you will attain practical tools which will help you carry out different exercises that focus on development of the balance system, development of proper crawling, and coping with the beginning of independent movement on the floor, and away from the floor.

At this stage, in the 9-to-12-month period, your baby can crawl on his belly and on his hands and knees. As he rises and crawls on his hands and knees, your baby begins to move towards independent sitting. Here, for the first time, your baby must use a narrower surface for balance, and he must learn to balance himself through his upper body. At this stage of sitting, your baby’s balance system and his ability to balance towards his body’s center becomes crucial. It allows him to detach his hands from the floor, and implement his fine motor skills more explicitly with clapping, eating independently, drawing, and more. In addition, you can see your baby’s first attempts to stand up on both feet while leaning on an object. In this video series we will focus on topics such as: independent transition to sitting, continuing to develop the balance system, confidence in independent transition to standing, confidence in standing, and more.

This module provides parents with guidance in dealing with the transition from baby to toddler, and continue with creating a base for his independence, motoric, cognitive, social and emotional terms. Through these videos you will attain practical tools that will allow you to practice different activities with your baby, which focus on independent movement in space, problem solving and coping with new obstacles. Your baby will develop a sense of spatial orientation along with improving his walking, and developing attention and concentration.