Comments for AmazingBabiesMoving.com http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com Tue, 05 Jul 2011 12:05:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 Comment on Your Baby’s Dynamic Balance in Sitting by Eliza http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/baby-buzz/your-babys-dynamic-balance-in-sitting/comment-page-1#comment-3447 Eliza Tue, 05 Jul 2011 12:05:57 +0000 http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/?p=1420#comment-3447 And then underneath these protective reflexes is measuring the distance from the floor. If Baby has not been propped and has learned to come up to sitting herself, she will have explored coming farther and farther away from the floor up into space. Then, falling and protective reflexes aren't scary. And then underneath these protective reflexes is measuring the distance from the floor. If Baby has not been propped and has learned to come up to sitting herself, she will have explored coming farther and farther away from the floor up into space. Then, falling and protective reflexes aren’t scary.

]]> Comment on Your Baby’s Dynamic Balance in Sitting by Piers http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/baby-buzz/your-babys-dynamic-balance-in-sitting/comment-page-1#comment-3292 Piers Wed, 22 Jun 2011 17:24:16 +0000 http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/?p=1420#comment-3292 Interesting. While I can't say that I'd heard this before, it does seem to fit in with the general pattern of babies developing what they need when they need it (ok, excepting historically new developments like powerpoints etc). Thanks for sharing this! Interesting. While I can’t say that I’d heard this before, it does seem to fit in with the general pattern of babies developing what they need when they need it (ok, excepting historically new developments like powerpoints etc). Thanks for sharing this!

]]> Comment on Independent Sitting – No Props for Baby! by Eliza http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/baby-buzz/independent-sitting-no-props-for-baby/comment-page-1#comment-3174 Eliza Mon, 13 Jun 2011 22:30:13 +0000 http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/?p=1400#comment-3174 And then there's the wonderful lying on the side; leading to side-elbow-supported; leading to side-hand-supported; leading to sitting. I think the sequences leading to independent sitting are some of the most fun! And then there’s the wonderful lying on the side; leading to side-elbow-supported; leading to side-hand-supported; leading to sitting. I think the sequences leading to independent sitting are some of the most fun!

]]> Comment on Babies’ Movement Shapes Spinal Curve 2 by ZoyaMarie Jilbere http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/baby-buzz/babies-movement-shapes-spinal-curves-2/comment-page-1#comment-999 ZoyaMarie Jilbere Wed, 29 Dec 2010 18:03:55 +0000 http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/?p=1015#comment-999 Beverly, How much can a parent help their child be whole and happy? With the information you offer they can surely participate in the child's development and well being. Actually, last evening, I was teaching adults some of the same stuff. To understand design and function will lead to better and happier bodies. Spinal Curves, so important. They are often taken for granted, until something is curving the wrong way and then all the stress and pain that can result. I look forward to knowing more of what you know. Your new book was on my xmas list, but didn't get it. So, I will have to go get it myself. I look forward to the read. blessings ZoyaMarie Beverly,

How much can a parent help their child be whole and happy? With the information you offer they can surely participate in the child’s development and well being. Actually, last evening, I was teaching adults some of the same stuff. To understand design and function will lead to better and happier bodies. Spinal Curves, so important. They are often taken for granted, until something is curving the wrong way and then all the stress and pain that can result. I look forward to knowing more of what you know. Your new book was on my xmas list, but didn’t get it. So, I will have to go get it myself. I look forward to the read.

blessings

ZoyaMarie

]]> Comment on Tummy Time is Essential for Your Baby’s Development by admin http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/featured/tummy-time-is-essential-for-your-baby%e2%80%99s-development/comment-page-1#comment-857 admin Wed, 08 Dec 2010 22:54:01 +0000 http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/?p=78#comment-857 Hello Damian During the first few months, Tummy Time helps babies develop their neck muscles to lift and hold their head up. As babies lift their head higher, they begin to support themselves on their forearms. Developing good head and neck control in Tummy Time, three-month-old babies are more visually aware of their surroundings. Lie down on the floor so your baby can see you: - Baby on Her Back: Notice if your baby brings her head to midline. Does she bring both hands to her chest, grasp her hands together and look down at her hands? - Baby on Tummy: Notice if your baby can lift and rotate her head side to side. Three-month-old babies are beginning to bring their head to midline in this position. Is your baby bringing both arms forward to support herself on her forearms? Some babies may only need a few minutes in Tummy Time but maybe twice a day to become comfortable in this position. Enjoy your Tummy Time explorations together. Let us know if this is helpful and how you are doing. Hello Damian
During the first few months, Tummy Time helps babies develop their neck muscles to lift and hold their head up. As babies lift their head higher, they begin to support themselves on their forearms. Developing good head and neck control in Tummy Time, three-month-old babies are more visually aware of their surroundings.

Lie down on the floor so your baby can see you:
- Baby on Her Back: Notice if your baby brings her head to midline. Does she bring both hands to her chest, grasp her hands together and look down at her hands?
- Baby on Tummy: Notice if your baby can lift and rotate her head side to side. Three-month-old babies are beginning to bring their head to midline in this position. Is your baby bringing both arms forward to support herself on her forearms?

Some babies may only need a few minutes in Tummy Time but maybe twice a day to become comfortable in this position. Enjoy your Tummy Time explorations together. Let us know if this is helpful and how you are doing.

]]> Comment on Tummy Time is Essential for Your Baby’s Development by Damian Keany http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/featured/tummy-time-is-essential-for-your-baby%e2%80%99s-development/comment-page-1#comment-845 Damian Keany Tue, 07 Dec 2010 17:45:46 +0000 http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/?p=78#comment-845 Can tummy time be started at three months? My child enjoys being on her back but does not tolerate more than a minute or so on her belly? Any suggestions?? Can tummy time be started at three months? My child enjoys being on her back but does not tolerate more than a minute or so on her belly? Any suggestions??

]]> Comment on Hello world! by Fern Girdlestone http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/baby-buzz/hello-world/comment-page-1#comment-42 Fern Girdlestone Wed, 07 Apr 2010 09:30:09 +0000 http://amazingbabiesmoving.com/?p=1#comment-42 I am thrilled to find this site! Just what I need to refresh and inspire me in my Babydans classes here in northern Sweden. I would be very pleased for any advice on literature and courses which could help me do what I do better! Many thanks Fern I am thrilled to find this site! Just what I need to refresh and inspire me in my Babydans classes here in northern Sweden. I would be very pleased for any advice on literature and courses which could help me do what I do better!
Many thanks
Fern

]]> Comment on Hello world! by Ramona http://www.amazingbabiesmoving.com/baby-buzz/hello-world/comment-page-1#comment-22 Ramona Thu, 31 Dec 2009 15:47:27 +0000 http://amazingbabiesmoving.com/?p=1#comment-22 Congratulations on the fabulous new site - looks great and so much information! I'm sending your link to my mommy friends now. Congratulations on the fabulous new site – looks great and so much information! I’m sending your link to my mommy friends now.

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