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For Infant Caregivers: Ways to Foster Natural Development in Your Childcare Environment

For Infant Caregivers: Ways to Foster Natural Development in Your Childcare Environment

Nov 28, 2015 | Baby-led vs Parent-led

Care providers sometimes have more than one child to look after, and sometimes parents request a different way of handling their babies than providers have always done! Negotiating this overlap has become a popular conversation topic in my baby classes. I hope this...
5 Things to Know! What to Expect with Baby Led Milestones

5 Things to Know! What to Expect with Baby Led Milestones

Mar 4, 2015 | Baby-led vs Parent-led

I sat watching my friend’s 16 month old zoom back and forth on two feet, transition seamlessly into belly crawling to retrieve a ball from under the sofa, and then glide upward via his hands and knees into running. His movement was exquisite—smooth, with every bit of...
Exersaucers and Seats For Babies—What’s Best For Baby’s Health?

Exersaucers and Seats For Babies—What’s Best For Baby’s Health?

Sep 25, 2011 | Baby-led vs Parent-led, Products & Recs

I often get questions about walkers, activity centers, jumpers, and seats for babies. These devices can be tempting! They’re often used as a “safe” holding spot while a caregiver tends to tasks or siblings; or in daycares where caregivers need to...

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