Recently, I became an infant teacher who is interested in more than just changing diapers and feeding time. I believe that even the youngest child can become more active and excited about their day through sensory activities and developmentally-appropriate early learning experiences.
The following are some of the blog posts that I have written (or will be writing) in order to inspire a greater awareness for the beauty and drool of babyhood.
On Your Tummy: Tummy time is a great way to bond with a baby. Singing songs, moving their arms and legs for gross motor and muscle-building strength, and reading stories with bright, vivid illustrations allows babies to show interest in language even as a newborn! (A Future Post Worth Viewing!)
Come To Your Senses: Sensory Activities that involve water, cornmeal, or even colorful balls improve a babies visual memory, eye-hand coordination, and spatial awareness. Be sure to grab a plastic tub and fill it with a variety of interesting and baby-safe materials.
Please see my post: Come To Your Senses: Sensory Bin Ideas
Pinching Pennies on Infant Toys: The post Do You Have a Dime?: Buying Infant Toys shows educators and parents alike how to purchase affordable toys on a limited budget.
You're So High-Maintenance!: You know those parents: bringing a laundry list of instructions on how to care for their baby and demanding your undivided attention at any and all times of the day? Then you have met high-maintenance parents!
Check out the following blog post for info on how to deal with these "unique" parents.
Uh-Oh! Dealing With High Maintenance Parents
Showing posts with label Sensory Bins for Babies. Show all posts
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Sunday, July 9, 2017
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