Why Babies Love Repetition: Memory and Recognition in Babies Do babies have memory? Why babies like repetition — and why the same book, song or story on repeat is exactly what your baby needs If your baby wants the same book. Again. And again. And again. Or the same song on loop until you’re quietly […]
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 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 […]
Baby Cognitive Development: Your Baby’s First Cognitive Milestone (And Why It Matters More Than You Think) When parents talk about baby milestones, the conversation often jumps straight to the visible ones — smiling, rolling, sitting, crawling. But baby cognitive development starts long before these skills appear. But long before your baby is on the move, […]
What Are Babies Actually Learning Through Play? (Why it’s never “just fun” — especially in the first two years) If you’ve ever watched your baby wave a scarf around, stare intently at a floating bubble, or crawl with great determination towards something crinkly and colourful, you’ve probably smiled… and then quietly wondered: This is lovely […]
How Babies Learn Through Their Senses (And Why It Matters More Than Milestones) When we talk about baby development, the same milestones come up over and over: rolling, sitting, crawling, first words. All important, of course — but there’s a quieter, lesser-known skill developing alongside these that has a huge impact on how your baby […]
Is My Baby Learning? Why Quiet Moments Matter More Than You Think There’s a moment most parents experience in the first year — a moment that often leads to a late‑night Google search: is my baby learning? You’re sitting on the floor with your baby. They’re lying quietly. No big reactions. No clapping. No obvious […]
From the Founder: The Original Sensory Storytelling Classes Since 2013 When I started Adventure Babies back in 2013, I didn’t have a business plan, a franchise model, or a vision of being “the biggest.” What I had was a deep love of stories, a background in early years development, and a very strong feeling that […]
