Why Your Baby’s Teeth Don’t Actually “Cut” Through the Gums Teething is one of those big parenting milestones that seems to arrive overnight. One moment there’s a gummy grin, the next, a tiny tooth is peeking through. But for many babies (and their parents), teething can feel like a drawn-out and uncomfortable phase. Most of…
What Can My Baby See? Visual Development and How Vision Peaks and Develops Around Age Two “What can my baby see?” is a question many new parents ask – and it’s a brilliant one. Vision is one of the fastest-developing senses in the early years, and by the age of two, your child’s visual abilities…
🎶 How Music Supports Language Development in Babies and Toddlers Understanding the link between music, communication, and early learning From the moment your baby starts to hear sounds in the womb, music becomes a powerful part of their early development. But did you know that music and language are processed in the same areas of…
Why Does Your Baby Fling Their Arms Out Like They’re Skydiving? All About the Moro Reflex Have you ever noticed your baby suddenly fling their arms wide, fingers splayed, as though they’ve just jumped from a plane? It can look startling—especially when it seems to come out of nowhere—but this dramatic little movement is actually…
How the Spinal Gallant Reflex Affects Development Introduction:At Baby College, we love helping parents uncover the fascinating science behind their little one’s development. This week for Reflexes Week, we’re revealing the surprising link between two seemingly unrelated challenges: difficulty sitting still and bedwetting — both of which can be connected to one early reflex called…