Entries by Emma Garbett

Sensory Development: How Babies Learn About the World

Sensory Development: How Babies Learn About the World Why everyday moments matter more than you think Long before babies can talk, crawl, or even sit up, they are already busy learning about the world. Not through flashcards or toys with buttons — but through their senses. The feel of a soft blanket.The sound of a […]

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Baby Emotional Regulation: Learning Calm in a Big World

Baby Emotional Regulation: Learning Calm in a Big World How babies learn to manage big feelings — and how parents can help Parenting a baby can feel like holding a tiny emotional thunderstorm in your arms. One moment they’re calm and curious; the next, they’re crying, arching, squirming, or suddenly overwhelmed. Naturally, many parents wonder, […]

Crawling, Rolling, Reaching: How Movement Shapes Your Baby’s Brain

Crawling, Rolling, Reaching: How Movement Shapes Your Baby’s Brain As a new parent, you might find yourself Googling questions like: “Is my baby developing normally?” “When should my baby start crawling?” “How can I help my baby’s motor skills?” These are all part of understanding baby physical development, and it’s completely normal to seek reassurance. […]

Emotional Regulation in Babies (0–2 Years)

Emotional Regulation in Babies (0–2 Years) How babies learn to manage big feelings — and how you can support their emotional development from the very beginning If you’re parenting a baby or toddler, chances are you’ve had moments where you’ve thought: Why does the smallest thing tip them over? Are they supposed to be this […]

Baby Language Development: What It Really Looks Like at 6–12 Months

Baby Language Development: What It Really Looks Like at 6–12 Months Let’s start with something most parents don’t say out loud — but absolutely think. “My baby isn’t really talking yet… should I be worried?” If your baby is between 6–12 months, chances are you’ve already caught yourself comparing. The baby who babbles constantly. The […]