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Happiness in babies is quite different from happiness in adults. Babies don’t have a concept of ‘happiness’ just yet, so experts often use other cues and behaviors to see if...

Nutrition is one of the three factors that have the largest impact on early brain development, with the other two being toxins and environment. Many parents struggle with knowing when...

You may have heard of this term being described as ‘knowing that an object exists even when it’s out of sight’. This is technically correct, but why does it even...

If you’re like us, this is about the stage during which you start to obsess over developmental milestones. There are a lot of resources available regarding milestones, such as what...

Your baby is born with more synapses (connections between neurons) than you have in your brain. Over time, experiences shape how these synapses are pruned. By about 3 years old,...

You’ve heard the term ‘age-appropriate’ too many times by now but there’s a reason as to why everyone keeps saying it. According to the Center on the Developing Child in Harvard, children...

Inevitably, babies at this age will put everything into their mouths. That’s why it’s crucial to establish a cleaning routine for their toys. As a toy maker, here are our...

Sensory bags have all the benefits of sensory play minus the mess! You can put things inside the bag that you might not usually let your baby explore, like small...

You may have heard the term ‘attachment’ being thrown around. Psychologists Bowlby and Ainsworth popularized the term through their ‘attachment theory’ and to date, many modern parenting techniques still incorporate...

Parents have been singing lullabies to their children for centuries- and science shows why. Several studies suggest that lullabies not only help improve infant sleep quality but also reduce parental...

Babies begin to vocalize at around 2 months. These are their first attempts at communicating, but it will be another year or so before they say their first real words....

Just because your baby can’t talk yet, it doesn’t mean you should stay quiet. Research has consistently shown that parents who talk more to their baby see greater improvements in...