What Are Primitive Reflexes – and Why Do They Matter for Your Baby’s Development? From the moment they are born, babies come equipped with a remarkable set of built-in responses known as primitive reflexes. These reflexes are automatic movements controlled by the brainstem and are essential for survival in the earliest months of life. You…
Make Friends at Baby College: Why Early Social Experiences Matter One of the loveliest parts of coming to Baby College is watching friendships begin. Not just for parents, but for babies too. While babies are not yet sharing toys or playing together in the way older children do, they are already learning essential social skills.…
New Year, New Term: Why Tummy Time Matters More Than You Think As we begin a fresh new term at Baby College, we are starting with one of the most important foundations of early development: tummy time. It may look simple, but tummy time plays a powerful role in helping babies grow strong, confident and…