Around the age of four months, babies begin to reach for and grasp objects. This occurs when the baby’s eyes begin to focus and work together to gain depth perception. This is the age where you need to beware of broken necklaces and earrings being ripped from the ear. They WILL grasp at anything and everything they have in reach.
As parents, we often think about teaching our child to ride a bike or tie their shoes as being “big milestones”. Getting our children to improve their motor skills is often overlooked because most children learn some on their own. Unless the motor skills are worked on prior to “bike riding age”, your child may have a difficult time learning how to ride a bike. Motor skills are used in almost every aspect of life. How could you, as the parent, help your child with mastering motor skills at an early age?
Toys were created for more than just entertainment. Although, for us moms, sometimes having five minutes of time that our children are fully engulfed in a toy give us the physical and mental break we need. So, toys obviously have multiple purposes. Have you thought of how each toy helps your child develop? Look into toys that encourage your child to do more than just entertain. Find out how pull toys help your child develop!
Technology is great; however, it seems as though it has taken over children’s minds in ways we never could have expected. It is time we start encouraging more creative play! Here are just a few of the many ways that Brackitz will benefit your child.
