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Hiccups in newborns and babies - Kinedu Blog
Hiccups happen when the diaphragm, the muscle responsible for breathing, experiences an involuntary spasm. This quick movement forces air into the lungs, causing the vocal cords to close briefly and produce the familiar “hic” sound. Hiccups in babies are a natural and common occurrence, usually nothing to be concerned about; in fact, hiccups are a...
Montessori toys for toddlers - Kinedu Blog
Montessori toys are designed to foster independence, creativity, and skill development through open-ended play. These toys prioritize natural materials, simplicity, and activities that encourage purposeful exploration. Open-ended play means that the toys can be used in many ways, allowing children to discover their infinite functions and benefits, and supporting a child’s imagination and cognitive growth....
My 18-month-old isn’t talking - Kinedu Blog
Just like with a baby’s first steps, many parents eagerly anticipate their toddler’s first words. And when it doesn’t happen at the age you were told to expect first words, anxiety begins to arise. “Why is Emma who is 14 months saying her first words but my sweet Liam isn’t saying anything yet? He’s 18...
Toys for 1-year-old - Kinedu Blog
Your baby is growing! Whether it’s holidays coming up or a birthday, choosing the right toys for a 1 year old is not an easy task! It’s a new world of toys and gadgets and will they actually use it? Will it be exciting? If it’s exciting you’re looking for, anything will do. If you...
Activities for 2-year-olds - Kinedu Blog
Two-year-olds’ play is exploratory, active and can get messy. Their attention span is still quite short, but if they engage with something they love, it can be long! We’re going to share some favorite activities among 2 year olds you can try at home or outdoors, with minimal to no toys and prep! Gross motor...
Your Baby's First Words - Kinedu Blog
A baby’s first word is one of the milestones parents most look forward to. But before a baby blurts out their first word, they will coo and babble since those milestones are actually the building blocks of language. As your baby grows, you’ll notice their vocalizations becoming more complex. They’ll start to string together syllables,...
Peek-a-Boo: Bond and Learn - Kinedu Blog
Peek-a-boo is one of the most known baby games, the one all adults have on the top of their mind when they want to get a smile out of a baby’s face. Why is it so popular? What’s the big deal about peek-a-boo? Well, it’s more than just a silly game. It’s a great resource...
Pincer Grasp, Two Tiny Fingers - Kinedu Blog
The pincer grasp is a term that refers to the ability to hold a small (or not) object using the thumb and index finger. It’s a milestone in the fine-motor development department! It’s actually one of a baby’s first milestones that is reached somewhere between 9 and 12 months. It’s a significant milestone that paves...
When Can My Kid Eat Popcorn? - Kinedu Blog
Popcorn, despite its wholesome experience, poses a significant choking hazard to young children. According to pediatricians and child safety experts, popcorn is among the top choking hazards for children under four years of age. The risk arises from its unique texture and size: unpopped kernels or partially popped pieces can get stuck in a child’s...
When does my baby stop being a newborn? - Kinedu Blog
From the moment your little one enters the world, they start growing and developing at an incredible pace. Each stage of your baby’s growth brings unique milestones that shape their physical, emotional, and cognitive development. Knowing what to expect at each stage can help you support your child’s growth and celebrate each new achievement. In...
What is the witching hour?  - Kinedu Blog
Does your baby get really fussy and irritated at the same time everyday, say, late afternoon or early evening? Don’t worry! This is a very common thing commonly known as the “witching hour” and happens between 5 to 11 pm. And while it can be a challenging time for parents, understanding the reasons behind it...
What are baby growth spurts? - Kinedu Blog
As a mom, you will experience those moments when your baby seems to be fussy, hungry all the time, or extra clingy. These are signs of a growth spurt! A completely natural phase of your child’s development. Growth spurts happen at various times throughout childhood, and while they can feel intense, they are a sign...