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25.01.2022 "While we try to teach our children all about life, our children teach us what life is all about" - Angela Schwindt #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #positivequotes #inspiration #uniteagainst #staystrong #staypositive #bekind #compassion #gratitude #grateful #kindness #play #ece #teaching #teachingandlearning #ece #earlyyears #playtime #letsplay #childrenplay

25.01.2022 Rockmybaby Love Language series, Love Language, Gifts Does your child still remember that flower you picked them? Do they ask for things when shopping in the supermarket? Does your child become very excited at the mention of a surprise, present or treat?... Your child might receive and feel love through the Love Language of Gifts. If gifts is not your love language, its important you start learning how to speak this language to ensure your child feels loved. A common pitfall of this one is feeling the need to spend money and views on spoiling a child. These gifts do not need to be expensive, they dont even need to cost you money at all. Its the thought that counts. Here are some things you can try and see how your child responds: - Pick some flowers from your garden and leave it in a special place for a nice surprise - Make something from Origami and leave it on their bed maybe they have a favourite animal you could make? - Paint or draw them a picture to keep - Gift something personalised something with their name specially printed just for them - Pass the parcel game between the two of you, with crafts you have made just for them. Stop the music each time theyre holding it. Is your childs love language gifts? How do you express your love through this language, have you made something creative for your child?

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23.01.2022 Rockmybaby Brain Building Series: around 7+ years The Frontal Cortex, our logical thinking brain! This is where children can start to think logically and therefore this is where children can start to engage in structured learning. Nathan Wallis reminds us of why its so important for children to have free play opportunities and not be pressured into structured learning before 6 7years old. ... The age is always an estimate and is predetermined by the first 1000 days (brains 1-3), it is also influenced by birth order in the family and the childs gender. What matters the most in the lead up to this stage, is that they are made to feel like capable and competent learners, healthy in mind, body and spirit, secure in their sense of belonging (Ministry of Education, 2017) Typically, first born children automatically have an advantage as they receive around 50,000 words in their first year, vs. the second born who receives around 30,000. Girls are generally faster developers than boys. We can only access this part of the brain, when our brain stem is online; when we feel safe and supported. We cannot think logically in an unsafe situation. Did you know, for about 3 years during the teenage years, the frontal cortex switches off and teenagers are using their Limbic system; emotional brain. They can no longer think logically about their decisions. During these teenage years, you need to continue validating their emotions, allowing them to feel calm, before offering solutions. Has your teenager ever said you never listen to me?!, make sure you are validating their feelings first. Reptiles have brains 1&2, full survival and movement, but no emotion. Mammals have brains 1, 2 & 3 your dog has all three, theyre happy and excited to see you! Only Humans develop the Frontal Cortex. #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #rockmybabydevelopingbrain #nathanwallis #nathanwallisbrainresearch #brainresearch #nathanwallisece #qualitycare #buildingbrains #lifelonglearning #supportinginfants #infantsandtoddlers

22.01.2022 Rockmybaby Brain Building Series: 0-6 months In the first six months of an infants life, they are building their brain stem through the development of a secure attachment. Infants are in survival mode and use attachment as their form of survival. Our body kicks into using the brain stem when we experience stressful, traumatic events. It puts us into a state of fight, flight or freeze. It is connected to our basic survival functions such as heart rate, blood flow, temperature ...and our breathing. Infants between 0-6 months form a secure attachment with one parent (a dyadic relationship), then two. Infants will gradually introduce further secure attachments over a length of time. "When you hold an infant, hold him not just with your body, but with your mind and heart." - Magda Gerber Building your infants attachment: Make eye contact during all intimate routines such as feeding, changing, putting down to sleep. Talk and sing to your infant, let them hear your voice, all the time throughout the day it doesnt matter what you talk or sing about. Just as long as they can hear you and see you and know that you are there. From here, your infants will start to build their cerebellum Reptiles have brains 1&2 full survival and movement, no emotion. Infants through to adulthood, brain number 1, always needs to supported, above all else! This is why your child, should always have at least one secure attachment in every environment. #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #rockmybabydevelopingbrain #nathanwallis #nathanwallisbrainresearch #brainresearch #nathanwallisece #qualitycare #buildingbrains #lifelonglearning #supportinginfants #infantsandtoddlers

22.01.2022 Rockmybaby Love Language Series... As parents, you feel unconditional love for your children and you do your absolute best to care for them, keep them safe and make them feel loved in any way possible. But did you know you and your child might give and receive love in different ways?... We tend to speak our personal love language first. So if your love language is physical touch and you are expressing your utmost love to your children with lots of hugging, your children might not be feeling the amount of love you are trying to give as their love language might be different. Do you know your child's love language? In what way does your child feel loved? Do they smile and giggle when you cuddle and tickle? Does your child often ask you to join their play? Are they seeking your attention? Do they ask you for help on small tasks? Have they continued to talk about that sticker you gave them six months ago? Does your child seek praise? Over the next week we will be providing you insights into each love language. Try exploring each language with your child and see how they respond. When you know your child's love language, you can allow them to feel the unconditional love that they deserve! Check out the book here: https://www.5lovelanguages.com//the-5-love-languages-of-c/ #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #lovelanguages #lovechildren #unconditionallove #feelingsandemotions #5lovelanguages #childrenslovelanguages #expressionoflove #gifts #wordsofaffirmation #qualitytime #rockmybabylovelanguages #actsofservice #physicaltouch

21.01.2022 What are you grateful for today? :) #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #positivequotes #inspiration #covidquotes #uniteagainst #staystrong #staypositive #bekind #compassion #gratitude #grateful #kindness

21.01.2022 Check out ProjectPlay - our very own Ange runs this business alongside working as a visiting teacher.

20.01.2022 Rockmybaby Brain Building Series: 6m 2yrs From around 6 months to 2 years of age, your infants and toddlers will be building their Cerebellum; directly related to movement! This is where your infant continues to build their strength, balance and co-ordination to start rolling, crawling, walking through to running and climbing. It is important to note, infants and toddlers will all develop at their own pace, what they need is plenty of free movement opportunities to continu...e building their strength, their movement. Earlier is not better. Observe more, do less. Do less, enjoy more Supporting your infant and toddlers movement: - Free movement opportunities, in their most comfortable position. If your infant is not yet rolling, allow them plenty of time to lay on their backs to build their core strength. - Lots of support, guidance and encouragement. Allow them the time to try things for themselves. If you do things for them, you snatch the chance of them learning how to do it. - For your toddlers lots of free play outside where they can freely walk, run, climb to their hearts content. What infants need is the opportunity and time to take in and figure out the world around them." Magda Gerber Reptiles have brains 1&2 full survival and movement, no emotion. #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #rockmybabydevelopingbrain #nathanwallis #nathanwallisbrainresearch #brainresearch #nathanwallisece #qualitycare #buildingbrains #lifelonglearning #supportinginfants #infantsandtoddlers

20.01.2022 What will you bake with your children this week? #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #learningideas #earlychildhood #letchildrenplay #playece #childswork #wellbeing #eceeducation #earlyyears #earlyyearsideas #playideas #littleexplorers #explore #discover #possibilities #learning #educators #familyfun #isolation #isolationideas #lockdown2020 #lockdownideas

19.01.2022 Rockmybaby Questions and Answers series Do you have questions about childrens learning and development? Leave a comment below or private message us your question, chances are theres many other parents wondering the same thing!... Our Teaching team at Rockmybaby is passionate about supporting all Families, and Educators in the Early childhood sector, to provide the best quality care and education to young children. #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #qualitycareandeducation #rockmybabyQandA #childdevelopment #yourquestionsanswered #earlychildhood #ece #infantsandtoddlers #toddlersandyoungchildren #nannies #homebasededucation #homebased #qualitycare

19.01.2022 Tummy time - yes or no? There are many different views around Tummy Time, if infants need tummy time to build their strength or if they will roll on their own. Pikler, a famous leader in early childhood education believes a child will roll, and enjoy tummy time when their bodies have the strength and when they are ready to.... Your infant is continuously building their strength through stretching, reaching, grabbing, kicking, rocking and swaying. They are preparing their bodies for this rolling stage, sometimes they might roll onto their tummy but struggle with rolling back. When you view this stage from the childs perspective, imagine laying on your tummy, hands by your sides or shifted in front of you but not having the strength to keep your neck lifted or push up with your arms Your infant might love tummy time and rocking about, or they might become a little frustrated with the strain on their necks and backs, not able to see what is happening in the world around them. On the flip side, lay on your back and see how your neck freely moves, how you can more freely turn your head to watch people move around you or gaze up at the trees and watch the leaves and branches rustle in the wind calming isnt it? Do you have questions about your child's learning and development? No question is a silly question, chances are, many others are wondering the same thing! We are here to help. Our Teaching team is passionate about recognising and responding to child learning and development. Post your questions in the comments below and we will ensure to include your question in our Q&A series! ***Remember, there are always many answers to one question. There is an abundance of research around child development. ***Our answers will be based upon our Teaching Teams early childhood studies, experience and professional development. ***If you are really concerned about your childs learning and development, we will always recommend you have a child development professional observe your childs behaviours and play to support you. #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #rockmybabyQandA #questionsandanswers #childdevelopment #childslearning #childrenlearning #alwaysgrowing #learninganddevelopment #earlychildhood #0to5 #teaching #earlychildhoodeducation #eceteachers #passionateaboutteaching #childrenarethefuture #parenting #mychildlearning #supportchildren #supportingparents #parentquestions #tummytime #infantsmovement #infants #piklerapproach #respectfulpractice #throughtheeyesofachild

18.01.2022 Have you made yours yet? We would love to see your photos! Find out more about Anzac biscuits here: https://www.jamieoliver.com//the-history-of-the-anzac-bis/... #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #ANZAC #anzacday #ANZACDay2021

18.01.2022 Happy Monday! What exciting things are happening for you this week? #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #happymonday #ohmondays #nanniesnz #homebased #homebasededucation #qualitycare #sprinkleofglitter #positivethoughts

18.01.2022 When will my child start crawling? Every child learns and develops at different ages, whats important is that you allow your child plenty of free play and free movement opportunities to learn and explore at their own pace. Do you have questions about your child's learning and development?... No question is a silly question, chances are, many others are wondering the same thing! We are here to help. Our Teaching team is passionate about recognising and responding to child learning and development. Post your questions in the comments below and we will ensure to include your question in our Q&A series! ***Remember, there are always many answers to one question. There is an abundance of research around child development. ***Our answers will be based upon our Teaching Teams early childhood studies, experience and professional development. ***If you are really concerned about your childs learning and development, we will always recommend you have a child development professional observe your childs behaviours and play to support you. #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #rockmybabyQandA #questionsandanswers #childdevelopment #childslearning #childrenlearning #alwaysgrowing #learninganddevelopment #earlychildhood #0to5 #teaching #earlychildhoodeducation #eceteachers #passionateaboutteaching #childrenarethefuture #parenting #mychildlearning #supportchildren #supportingparents #parentquestions #tummytime #infantsmovement #infants #piklerapproach #respectfulpractice #throughtheeyesofachild

18.01.2022 Rockmybaby Brain Building Series: 2 7yrs You might have heard the saying Terrible Twos Did you know this stage is all part of their brain development. Around 2 years of age, toddlers start building the next part of their brain: The Limbic System, directly linked to emotions! At this age, toddlers are learning about their world and are dictated by their emotions. They cannot yet regulate their emotions, this is where you might see the Tantrums begin.... Nathan Wallis gives the example of two children receiving one biscuit each, except one childs biscuit is broken They look across to the other child who has a whole biscuit and become increasingly upset because they want their one. You may try to reason with this child that they both have the same amount, but thats not the point their biscuit looks bigger, their biscuit isnt broken! This is very devastating for your child and because they havent yet formed their frontal cortex, they cannot think the logic sense that you do. How to support your toddler and young child with building their limbic system: - Validate, validate, validate their emotions. - Once you have validated their emotions, and they have settled, offer them another choice Reptiles have brains 1&2, full survival and movement, but no emotion. Mammals have brains 1, 2 & 3 your dog has all three, theyre happy and excited to see you! Only Humans develop the next part of the brain The Frontal Cortex. #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #rockmybabydevelopingbrain #nathanwallis #nathanwallisbrainresearch #brainresearch #nathanwallisece #qualitycare #buildingbrains #lifelonglearning #supportinginfants #infantsandtoddlers

17.01.2022 We should come out of this feeling more connected than ever before. Stay safe, be kind and regularly check in with your loved ones <3 Your phone call might just make their day! :) #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #covidquotes #positivity #lovedones #connected #stayconnected #areyouok #compassion #kindness #bekind #loveandcare

17.01.2022 Whats your child's favourite story? So many wonderful learning outcomes reading stories with children. #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #learningideas #earlychildhood #letchildrenplay #playece #childswork #wellbeing #eceeducation #earlyyears #earlyyearsideas #playideas #littleexplorers #explore #discover #possibilities #learning #educators #familyfun #isolation #isolationideas #lockdown2020 #lockdownideas #reading #communication #nonverbal #verbalcommunication #expressive #storytelling #ecebooks #earlyyearsbooks #childhoodbooks #childhoodstories #favouritebook

17.01.2022 What will your super power be? #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #learningideas #earlychildhood #letchildrenplay #playece #childswork #wellbeing #eceeducation #earlyyears #earlyyearsideas #playideas #littleexplorers #explore #discover #possibilities #learning #educators #familyfun #isolation #isolationideas #lockdown2020 #lockdownideas #superhero #superbaby #superkid #superpowers #hero #myhero #littlehero #superman #spiderman #batman #superheroplay #imagination #creativity #storytelling

16.01.2022 Do you have questions about your child's learning and development? No question is a silly question, chances are, many others are wondering the same thing! We are here to help. Our Teaching team is passionate about recognising and responding to child learning and development.... Post your questions in the comments below and we will ensure to include your question in our Q&A series!

16.01.2022 Rockmybaby Love Language Series. Love Language, Quality time Does your child often ask you to join them in their play? Do they follow you around your home? Do they want to sleep in your room? Do they thrive and beam full of joy when you engage in activities with them?... Your child might receive and feel love through the Love Language of Quality time. If Quality time is not your love language, its important you start learning how to speak this language to ensure your child feels loved. It is important to note that checking your phone while youre with your child, or turning your attention elsewhere while your child is talking, can be upsetting and create feelings of unease. This is undivided attention, no ifs or buts about it. Here are some things you can try and see how your child responds: - Just be present sit with them and watch them play, join in if they want you to. - Spend one on one time together first thing in the morning and last thing at night - Create a regular special day or an afternoon, just for the two of you. - Lay next to your child before they go to sleep, talk about your day and theirs - Make time for your child after their day of learning, sit with them and let them tell you all the things they did that day - Put all distractions away and let them know they have your attention Is your childs love language quality time? How do you express your love through this language, do you have any rituals for quality time in your home?

15.01.2022 My first child was already crawling/walking/talking by now. Why isnt my second? Nathan Wallis is famous for his brain research and has many videos online you can watch about your childs learning development and what might hinder or enhance their learning. He reminds us how first born children will always have 50,000 words spoken to them in their first year of life, vs. subsequent children who will hear 30,000. That undivided, one on one quality time and attention has posit...ive outcomes in your childs learning progress. Do you have questions about your child's learning and development? No question is a silly question, chances are, many others are wondering the same thing! We are here to help. Our Teaching team is passionate about recognising and responding to child learning and development. Post your questions in the comments below and we will ensure to include your question in our Q&A series! ***Remember, there are always many answers to one question. There is an abundance of research around child development. ***Our answers will be based upon our Teaching Teams early childhood studies, experience and professional development. ***If you are really concerned about your childs learning and development, we will always recommend you have a child development professional observe your childs behaviours and play to support you. #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #rockmybabyQandA #questionsandanswers #childdevelopment #childslearning #childrenlearning #alwaysgrowing #learninganddevelopment #earlychildhood #0to5 #teaching #earlychildhoodeducation #eceteachers #passionateaboutteaching #childrenarethefuture #parenting #mychildlearning #supportchildren #supportingparents #parentquestions #tummytime #infantsmovement #infants #piklerapproach #respectfulpractice #throughtheeyesofachild

14.01.2022 It's National Children's Day! Let us know and celebrate three things that make your children so wonderful! #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #nationalchildrensday #childrensdayau #celebratechildren #ourfuture #childrenareourfuture

14.01.2022 In a world where you can be anything, be kind <3 #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #positivequotes #inspiration #covidquotes #uniteagainst #staystrong #staypositive #bekind #compassion #gratitude #grateful #kindness

13.01.2022 Happy Friday! #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #happyfriday #weekendlearning #weekendplay #earlychildhood #ece #qualitycare #letthemplay #playece #playtime #playislearning

12.01.2022 International Day of Friendship! What are you doing, to celebrate your friend today? #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #internationaldayoffriendship #friends #supportfriends #reachout #stayconnected

12.01.2022 Unity is strength! #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #positivity #thereislight #motivationalquotes #workingtogether

11.01.2022 Keep your dreams alive! Be grateful for all that you have and all that you have yet to achieve <3 #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #begrateful #gratitude #daydreaming #keepingdreamsalive #positivethoughts #uniteagainst #smilemoreworryless

10.01.2022 Anzac Day is coming up, and autumn is a great time to plant some poppy seeds! Please share your photos with us over the next week as we commemorate the ANZAC's. #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #anzac #anzacday #anzacday2021 #poppies #poppyseeds #plantingandharvesting #earlyyearsideas #earlychildhood #familytime

10.01.2022 Today is World Environment Day... And it couldnt be more timely. Our world has endured some painful times recently, with bushfires across Brazil and Australia, not to mention our current circumstances, experiencing a pandemic crisis.... The theme for World Environment Day this year is focusing on biodiversity and Time for Nature. World Environment day reminds us of how we can protect our environment. How are you caring for your environment? We would love to hear! Find out more here: https://www.worldenvironmentday.global/ #timefornature #worldenvironmentday #protectourworld #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare

09.01.2022 Check into nature! #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #learningideas #earlychildhood #letchildrenplay #playece #childswork #wellbeing #eceeducation #earlyyears #earlyyearsideas #playideas #littleexplorers #explore #discover #possibilities #learning #educators #familyfun #isolation #isolationideas #lockdown2020 #lockdownideas

09.01.2022 Love Language, Words of affirmation Does your child seek your validation, your feedback? Do they tell you they love you often? Do they give you sweet little compliments such as youre the best?... Your child might receive and feel love through the Love Language of Words of affirmation. If Words of affirmation is not your love language, its important you start learning how to speak this language to ensure your child feels loved. It is important to note that children with this language, are also extra sensitive to words, so be careful with how you might critique their actions or behaviours as it could be upsetting. Here are some things you can try and see how your child responds: - Regular feedback, make it specific! - Tell them you love them and why, each morning and night - Avoid criticism and offer alternative encouragement - Let them hear you talk positively about them to others - Create a nickname that will be positively playful or meaningful to your child - Praise all their efforts and achievements - With older children, if they are at reading age, provide them with little lunchbox notes of love and encouragement that they see during their day at school Is your childs love language words of affirmation? How do you express your love through this language, do you have any daily words of encouragement and love in your home?

09.01.2022 Do you have questions about your childs learning and development? No question is a silly question, chances are, many others are wondering the same thing! We are here to help. Our Teaching team is passionate about recognising and responding to child learning and development.... Post your questions in the comments below and we will ensure to include your question in our Q&A series!

07.01.2022 Happy Wednesday! #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #happywednesday #midweek #nearlyfriday #earlychildhood #ece #qualitycare #letthemplay #playece #playtime #playislearning

07.01.2022 Rockmybaby Questions and Answers series Do you have questions about children's learning and development? Leave a comment below or private message us your question, chances are theres many other parents wondering the same thing!... Our Teaching team at Rockmybaby is passionate about supporting all Families, and Educators in the Early childhood sector, to provide the best quality care and education to young children. #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #qualitycareandeducation #rockmybabyQandA #childdevelopment #yourquestionsanswered #earlychildhood #ece #infantsandtoddlers #toddlersandyoungchildren #nannies #homebasededucation #homebased #qualitycare

06.01.2022 Dream big! #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #positivequotes #inspiration #covidquotes #uniteagainst #staystrong #staypositive #bekind #compassion #gratitude #grateful #kindness #dreams #aimhigh #shootforthestars #childhood #dreaming #youcandoanything

06.01.2022 "Play is the highest form of research" - Albert Einstein #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #learningideas #earlychildhood #letchildrenplay #playece #childswork #wellbeing #eceeducation #earlyyears #earlyyearsideas #playideas #littleexplorers #explore #discover #possibilities #learning #educators #familyfun #isolation #isolationideas #lockdown2020 #lockdownideas

06.01.2022 Rockmybaby PLAY series! Here is a little bit more information about Puppet Play! Over the last week of our PLAY series, what types of play have you started to observe and explore most with your children?... #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #letthemplay #playisresearch #playislearning #littlescientists #earlychildhood #playisessential #homebased #homebasededucation #rockmybabyplayseries #playatrockmybaby #naturalworld #exploration #worldofpossibilities #worldofdiscovery #alberteinstein

05.01.2022 To all our amazing teachers - thank you for planting the seeds that are going to last a lifetime! #rockmybaby #ECE #worldteachersday

05.01.2022 Today is World Environment Day... And it couldn't be more timely. Our world has endured some painful times recently, with bushfires across Brazil and Australia, not to mention our current circumstances, experiencing a pandemic crisis.... The theme for World Environment Day this year is focusing on biodiversity and 'Time for Nature'. World Environment day reminds us of how we can protect our environment. How are you caring for your environment? We would love to hear! Find out more here: https://www.worldenvironmentday.global/ #timefornature #worldenvironmentday #protectourworld #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare

05.01.2022 They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, We will remember them We will remember them.... #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #ANZAC #anzacday #ANZACDay2021

03.01.2022 Here are some great books you can find, to support children in understanding what Anzac Day is all about, why it's so important #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #anzacday #ANZACDay2021

02.01.2022 Check in with your loved ones <3 A smile, a thought, a kind gesture can go a long way. #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #lovedones #smilemoreworryless #uniteagainst #kindness #randomactsofkindness #caring #bekind #staystrong #begrateful #bemindful

02.01.2022 Rockmybaby Questions and Answers series Do you have questions about your childs learning and development? Leave a comment below or private message us your question, chances are theres many other parents wondering the same thing! Our Teaching team at Rockmybaby is passionate about supporting all Families, and others in the Early childhood sector, to provide the best quality care and education to young children.... #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #qualitycareandeducation #rockmybabyQandA #childdevelopment #yourquestionsanswered #earlychildhood #ece #infantsandtoddlers #toddlersandyoungchildren #nannies #homebasededucation #homebased #qualitycare

02.01.2022 Keep your dreams alive! Be grateful for all that you have and all that you have yet to achieve <3 #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #begrateful #gratitude #daydreaming #keepingdreamsalive #positivethoughts #uniteagainst #smilemoreworryless

02.01.2022 Love Language, Physical Touch Does your child enjoy playing chasing games or do you find them often reaching out for your hand to hold? Your child might receive and feel love through the Love Language of Physical Touch.... If Physical Touch is not your love language, its important you start learning how to speak this language to ensure your child feels loved. It is important you figure out what types of physical touch they enjoy, as your child is particularly sensitive to physical touch, some touch can be irritating and create an adverse effect. Here are some things you can try and see how your child responds: - High Fives - Ticking hands - Stroking arm - Foot and hand rubs - Holding hands - Cuddles on the couch or just a hug at the beginning and end of each day continue this ritual as your children get older. - Hold their hand or stroke their hair while they fall asleep - Chasing games - Fun personal handshake Is your childs love language physical touch? How do you express your love through this language, do you have any daily rituals in your home?

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01.01.2022 Rockmybaby Brain Building Series Nathan Wallis is famously known for Brain Research and inspires many ECE professionals, including our Teaching Team in at Rockmybaby Did you know, when we are born, only 15% of our brains are formed and the remaining 85% is built in the first 1000 days of our life. This is why there are direct links to why the first 1000 days are so important and why they set us up for lifelong learning and success.... Over the next week we will be delving into each part of the brain, providing you with information on when the different parts of the brain are building and learning, and what you can do to support healthy learning development. #rockmybaby #rockmybabychildcare #rockmybabydevelopingbrain #nathanwallis #nathanwallisbrainresearch #brainresearch #nathanwallisece #qualitycare #buildingbrains #lifelonglearning #supportinginfants #infantsandtoddlers