Welcome to The Complete Baby Development Course For Today’s Working Parent

Your new baby is home and what a dramatic change there is in your lives. Whether it’s your first baby or you’re welcoming a new brother or sister, it’s never how you envisioned it to be.

In this video we focus on:

• Comfortable holding positions
• Crying
• Stomach aches / gas
• Tummy time
• Lifting the head
• Communication with your baby and so much more!

This module is the basis for reaching the next milestones such as:

• Rolling over
• Eye contact
• Focusing eyesight and more. 

Your baby is turning into a little person with a personality that shines right through!

So many changes are happening now!

• Developing eye contact and focus
• Improved and better established balance
• Rolling over from back to stomach, and from stomach to back
• Laughter
• Grabbing independently and so much more!

Together, we will work on changing the womb-like environment which we helped simulate during his transition from the womb to the world. He is beginning to lose his basic primitive reflexes and we will help him to attain the next secure transition so that he may continue to develop voluntary reflexes such as balance, gripping and independent movement.

Ever been teased by a 6 month old? Yes, she’s throwing things and making noise in order to get your attention. Things sure are interesting.

At this stage of your baby’s life, she is beginning to understand that she has the ability to reach an object that is close to her through making eye contact, reaching out her hand and rolling over.
In these videos I 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 her space.
I’ll also make sure you have the tools to carry out different exercises that focus on development of balance and proper crawling.
Buckle up! Things are moving fast.

It’s amazing just how quickly a crawling baby can get away!

In this module we focus on topics such as:

• Independent transition to sitting
• Continuing development of balance
• Confidence to independently transition to standing
• Confidence in standing, and more.

So, by now, your baby can crawl on his belly and on his hands and knees. As he rises and crawls on his hands and knees, he begins to move towards independent sitting. Here, for the first time, he 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. You will begin to see your baby’s first attempts to stand up on both feet while leaning on a stationary object.

Your baby is becoming an “independent” toddler!

In this module I provide you with practical tools to create a base for skills such as:

• Independence
• Motor
• Cognitive
• Social
• Emotional

By practicing different activities with your baby that focus on independent movement in space, problem solving and coping with new obstacles, he
will develop a sense of spatial awareness along with improving walking, and developing attention and concentration.