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The importance of play in children's development cannot be overstated, as it provides time and space for children to explore and develop the skills needed for adult life! Learn about the importance of play in a child's development: pathways.org/importance-of-…

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Communication is the first form of play for Baby! Make eye contact with Baby! Baby's eyes can only focus on objects about 8-15 inches away (just far enough to see the face of the person holding them). More suggestions for playing with Baby: pathways.org/basics/what-is…

Side lying, where you place Baby on their side and support them to stay there, can be a great addition to #TummyTime! In this position, it is easier for Baby to reach & kick. Download our FREE Pathways.org Baby Milestones App for our Tummy Timer pathways.org/mobile-app?utm…

Executive function is a mental process that allows us to understand our past experiences with present action. Check out the article about difficulties your child might have with #executivefunctionskills and ways to improve them: pathways.org/childrens-exec…

It seems like we hear about a new food allergy or food intolerance every day! When it comes to #foodallergies, there is no absolute answer for the increase in diagnosis. Read a few theories about why food allergies are becoming more common: pathways.org/rise-rate-food…

Temper tantrums can be very difficult for parents and any caregivers to deal with. When your child is angry, you may feel angry too! Handling a #tempertantrum is not always straightforward. Learn how to handle a temper tantrum and help prevent them: pathways.org/handling-tempe…

#Abilities are play and social skills, coordination, daily activities, and self-expression skills covering Baby’s overall behavior and development patterns. All our abilities are from Pathways.org experts. See all 6+ year abilities: pathways.org/track/mileston…

In a shoulder carry, hold Baby with their tummy on your chest and their head over one shoulder. Switch sides to help Baby strengthen their neck muscles on both sides. Download our FREE Pathways.org Baby Milestones App for our Tummy Timer: pathways.org/mobile-app?utm…

Make #MothersDay special with your little one! This day is all about mom, and your child is excited to spend the day with you, so make the most of it! Here's a list of activities and crafts to do together this Mother's Day: pathways.org/fun-activities…

The main purpose of baby shoes is to protect Baby’s feet once they start walking. Before Baby gets a handle on walking, barefoot is better! Here are tips on what to look for in a pair of baby shoes: pathways.org/when-do-babies…

Baby’s healthcare provider will discuss daily wet & dirty diapers, poo color, & poo consistency at well-baby visits. Use our Diaper Tracker in the free Pathways.org Baby Milestones App to help you prepare for these conversations: pathways.org/mobile-app?utm…

Communication is the first form of play for Baby! Here's a fun idea: encourage two-way communication by responding to Baby's sounds, words, or gestures. More suggestions for playing with Baby: pathways.org/basics/what-is…

Babywearing is a safe, convenient way to hold Baby hands-free! Parents and caregivers may love #babywearing because they can get things done while keeping Baby close (that's what we call a win-win!). Check out how to safely wear Baby: pathways.org/guide-to-babyw…

While we all recognize our five basic senses—sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch—there are actually eight that contribute to sensory integration! Here's more information on the eight senses and #sensoryintegration: pathways.org/topics-of-deve…

Sitting upright and independently takes time and exercise. Baby will start sitting with support around 4-6 months, and without support around 6 months. Learn more about when Baby will sit on their own: pathways.org/baby-sitting-o… #motorskills

How much Baby should eat & when often depends on their cues! This is why pediatricians recommend trying responsive feeding. 💡Tracking feedings can help you notice Baby’s patterns & discuss changes at well-baby visits. Start tracking in our app: pathways.org/mobile-app?utm…

#Abilities are play and social skills, coordination, daily activities, and self-expression skills covering Baby’s overall behavior and development patterns. All our abilities are from Pathways.org experts. See all 3-6 year abilities: pathways.org/track/mileston…

While playing, children learn and develop important skills they will continue to use throughout their lives, including problem-solving, creativity, a willingness to take risks, and social-emotional skills. Learn about the six stages of #play: pathways.org/kids-learn-pla…

On the floor, rock Baby's hips slowly, so it's their choice to move onto their stomach. Also, make sure Baby doesn't feel "stuck" in a position. Download our FREE Pathways.org Baby Milestones App for our Tummy Timer: pathways.org/mobile-app?utm…