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Parents’ Guide to Letting Baby Play with Food
Play with food is—good for baby? Yes! Watch to learn how playing with food can help baby’s sensory development. Read more about playing with food in the blog post Playing With Your Food…and Senses. Want to watch more videos about related topics? Click the buttons below! This video is a part of our Parents’ Guide … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Helping Baby During Teething
Teething isn’t fun for baby, but you can make it easier! Watch to learn more about this important phase of development, and how you can make them feel better during this time. Want to watch more videos about related topics? Click the button below! This video is a part of our Parents’ Guide series. … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Fine Versus Gross Motor Skills
Motor skills are broken up into two categories: gross motor skills and fine motor skills. Mastering both are important for children’s growth and independence. Watch to learn more about both, and how your child can strengthen their skills! To learn more about motor skills, visit our Motor page! Want to watch more videos about related … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Baby’s Vision Development
You spend a lot of time looking at baby—but how well can baby see you? Baby vision development starts in the first 7 months of life. Watch the video to learn more! Read more about baby’s vision and all of their senses on our sensory integration page. Don’t forget to check out our 7-9 month … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Baby’s Social-Emotional Development
Social-emotional skills are essential for connecting with others! They help us manage our emotions, build healthy relationships, and feel empathy. Watch this video to learn more, or visit our Social-Emotional page. Want to watch more videos about related topics? Click the button below! This video is a part of our Parents’ Guide series. View … Continued
How Can New Dads Bond with Baby?
In honor of Father’s Day, this year we wanted to share some information about a topic that isn’t always talked about: father and newborn bonding. Some moms start to bond with baby throughout their pregnancy, but it’s important for dad to bond too! Try these activities to help strengthen the father-newborn bond: Baby Massage Just … Continued
6 Month Old Typical and Atypical Motor Development – Side by Side Comparison
What should a 6 month old baby be doing when it comes to motor skills? What should baby motor skills look like in a typically developing child? This video shows a comparison of typical and atypical development for a 6 month old baby. See the difference in baby motor skills for a 6 month old … Continued
4 Month Old Typical and Atypical Motor Skills Development – Side by Side Comparison
At four months, a typically developing baby showcases significant motor skills. Parents keen on understanding and monitoring their baby’s progress can refer to a video highlighting a side-by-side comparison of typical and atypical motor skills development in a 4-month-old. This informative resource illustrates key differences to look for, aiding parents in recognizing potential areas of … Continued
2 Month Old Typical and Atypical Motor Development – Side by Side Comparison
What should a 2 month old baby be doing when it comes to motor skills? What should baby motor skills look like in a typically developing child? This video shows a comparison of typical and atypical development for a 2 month old baby. See the difference in baby motor skills for a 2 month old … Continued
How Can I Practice Baby Sign Language?
What is baby sign language? Baby sign language is the use of hand and body gestures to help babies communicate before they learn to speak. Is baby sign language the same as American Sign Language (ASL)? Not necessarily. American Sign Language is a complete language with its own complex system of grammar and word order rules, … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Baby’s Hearing and Listening Development
From birth, baby is also hearing your voice and learning to listen to certain sounds. Learn more about the hearing and listening skills they’ll develop in their first year. Read more about hearing and the other senses on our Sensory page. Want to watch more videos about related topics? Click the buttons below! This … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Baby’s First Steps
Baby’s first steps are a huge milestone! Watch to learn more about how to encourage your little one to walk on their own. Read more about baby’s first steps in our blog post, From Baby’s First Steps to Walking on Their Own. Want to watch more videos about related topics? Click the buttons below! … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Baby Sign Language
How can you communicate with your little one before they can talk? Through baby sign language! Baby sign language has become a common way to communicate and reduce frustration. By using simple signs and practicing signing often, you will be able to open up the lines of communication before they even say their first word. … Continued
Getting Preschoolers to Share…How Do You Do It?
Taking turns can be difficult at first. Do you remember that cool red fire truck you never wanted to give up? Or the doll that was too special to part with? Whatever your prized possession was, it was hard giving that toy to someone else. In preschool years, children are still learning how to share, … Continued
Parents’ Guide to 7 Tips to Make Diaper Changes Easier
If your baby isn’t a fan of diaper changes, we have 7 tips to make them fun and easy! Watch our video to see these tips in action. Read more in our blog post, My Baby Hates Diaper Changes. Want to watch more videos about related topics? Click the buttons below! This video … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Tummy Time
Parents, you know Tummy Time is important. You’ve read up about the importance of Tummy Time here at Pathways.org. But do you know how to do it without baby getting upset? We can help! See why Tummy Time is so important, different Tummy Time positions to try and tips! Want to know what Tummy Time … Continued
Parents’ Guide to the Stages of Play
Young children develop their social skills through the six stages of play, all of which are important for their development. All of the stages of play involve exploring, being creative, and having fun. Watch to see how children’s play changes by age as they grow and develop social skills. To learn more about play, visit … Continued