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Developmental Milestones

On our own, we parents tend to look at our babies with complete awe – but sometimes, when we get together with other parents and their children, we begin to make comparisons. That’s why the tips and examples below are only placeholders –because your child is one-of-a-kind. Each child learns, grows, masters skills, and reaches milestones at their own pace and through their own process. We are here to support, encourage, and ultimately celebrate their unique way of thinking and playing along the way.

Cognitive Development

During their first years of life, children invest all of their resources trying to understand the world around them. Your child receives stimuli from the world around them, and engages in gathering, remembering, sorting, processing, codifying, and reasoning with information. The right exposure at the right stage can support these learning processes.

During their first years of life, children invest all of their resources trying to understand the world around them. Your child receives stimuli from the world around them, and engages in gathering, remembering, sorting, processing, codifying, and reasoning with information. The right exposure at the right stage can support these learning processes.

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Physical Development

Your child’s body is rapidly growing and evolving. In order to use it, they must tap into their senses and learn new skills. Facilitating and encouraging this physical development promotes voluntary movements – big and small – that are ever more complex and coordinated.

Your child’s body is rapidly growing and evolving. In order to use it, they must tap into their senses and learn new skills. Facilitating and encouraging this physical development promotes voluntary movements – big and small – that are ever more complex and coordinated.

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Social & Emotional Development

It’s almost magical to watch children as they develop their inner world. They are starting to understand who they are, what they are feeling, and what to expect from people around them – setting the stage for relationships, more complex emotions, and tools of engagement.

It’s almost magical to watch children as they develop their inner world. They are starting to understand who they are, what they are feeling, and what to expect from people around them – setting the stage for relationships, more complex emotions, and tools of engagement.

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