Your child’s experiences in the early years of life will shape his or her brain development and influence his/her future social, emotional and intellectual development.
Brain development will continue throughout life, but not to the same extent that it occurs in the first three years. Singing, reading and interacting with your baby assists in his/her development and ability to communicate, think and cope with their feelings.
Understanding the various developmental stages is important, as each milestone represents unique learnings. It’s also important to note that no two baby’s develop exactly the same, so try to relax and enjoy.
Bubsi Brain’s music ‘Sing Baby Sing’ coincides with 0 – 12 month baby development, making development activities fun and easy. More HERE
0-2 months
Learning to – adjust to his/her surroundings
At this early stage, your bub is learning to smile and laugh. He/she is also listening to voices, kicking legs and developing eating and sleeping patterns. More…
2-6 Months
Learning to- Interact more and develop social skills
At around the 2 month stage, your bub will interact more and may sit with support. Raising his/her head when on tummy and rolling from side to side are also common. Reaching for dangling objects, responding to their name, recognising faces, copying sounds and learning social skills all make for an extremely busy baby. More…
6 – 12 months
Learning to – become an individual
During this time, your bub will be developing new skills almost daily. Learning to sit without support, crawl / pull to stand up, walk around furniture and pick up and throw objects are just amongst the few things which may take you by suprise. It’s also the time when he/she will attempt self feed (holding spoon / cup), be scared of strangers or objects, play hide and seek with people and objects, repeat sounds and gestures and even respond to their own name. Keeping up is the greatest challenge. More…
