At 11 months, your baby is beginning to paint a clear picture of the characters in their story. Role play and imagination become really important tools while teaching your baby about their universe. Read More
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How do you keep your child’s gut microbiome full of good bacteria? One word: Probiotics. Probiotics help replenish the body's “good bacteria.” That helps with digestion, immune system function, and more. Read More
Your baby is hitting a ton of ten-month-old milestones, waving bye-bye, both literally (to you!) and figuratively, to a lot of infant modalities. They're hanging on to their pudgy cuteness though. Read More
At 8-months-old your baby's brain is sponge. And they are soaking up everything around them.
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As your baby explores solids, it may be tempting to give them foods loaded with sugar or fruit. But what they eat today has far-reaching implications. Read More
At this stage, your toddler’s little world is becoming bigger and bigger each day, and every object is a new chance to discover; to push, pull, poke, or grab. Read More
Baby-food pouches have become increasingly popular in the last decade, but an over-reliance on this portable and shelf-stable product might be bad for fine motor skills and speech development. Read More
We’re diving into the cognitive benefits of exposing your babe to more than one language beginning at an early age. Read More
Studies show that all normally developing infants will go through approximately four main stages of early speech development before speaking their first real words. Read More
The reason why your baby may be sleeping less at night at this age - and how long it’s going to last (don’t worry - it’s not forever). Read More
During the first 1,000 days of life proper nutrition plays an essential role in development. From bones to brain, learn more about your baby's 9 month old milestones. Read More
By following these guidelines below, you can avoid overfeeding your baby, and help them discover their unique needs and limits around food. Read More
