Baby Buzz Blog
Move Baby Move! Explore, Interact, Play
November 22, 2011
We promote TummyTime for Two to encourage your baby’s motor development, social interactions and problem solving skills in play. FloorMoves is the best place
Standing Up – Babies Feel so Big!
October 25, 2011
There is no reason to rush your baby to achieve early standing. Although you may want to lift your baby up and place her in the standing position, let your baby
Your baby’s Self-Directed Play
October 11, 2011
When your baby is playing with a toy, pause and notice what your baby is doing. Babies don’t need to be overly stimulated or constantly entertained. Discovery
Babies Learn by Mouthing Toys
October 4, 2011
When babies begin to play with a new toy, they first explore it with their mouths. Mouthing toys and objects is an essential part of your baby’s self-directed play.
Streamlined Baby Moves
September 27, 2011
Creeping on hands-and-knees is the most elegant early locomotion pattern, a distinctly important stage of development.
FloorMoves™ Babies get Social Jump Start
September 13, 2011
In a new study published in the journal for Developmental Science found that “early motor experiences can shape infants” preferences for objects and faces…”
Your Social Baby – A Bonding Dance
September 6, 2011
Social interactions between a parent and baby has been described as “turn-taking”, “a back and forth bonding dance”, “a two-way street and “serve and return”.
Natural PlayMoves with Babies & Tots
August 2, 2011
When parents, caregivers and grandparents move to change levels from tummy-time to hands-and-knees, sitting and squatting to standing, they will have more fun interacting with their babies and tots at each new developmental level.
Sign Up Now! Amazing Babies Moving Program
July 12, 2011
The Amazing Babies Moving Program for Educators, Professionals and Parents provides the essential knowledge of natural movement development, social interactions and self-motivated learning in the baby’s first year.
Babies’ Minds on the Move
June 22, 2011
With freedom to move in the second half of the first year, your Locomotion Baby is on the go! How incredible when babies change their spatial orientation in their environment. With their belly off the floor, babies are balancing