by Megan Riley | Jun 8, 2015 | baby developement
Why do occupational and physical therapists care so passionately about “babies exploring their environment” via rolling and crawling? Why do first grade teachers often have students march in place during the first days of a new school year to assess which...
by Megan Riley | May 4, 2015 | baby developement
Sharpening our Saw meaning we continually focus on learning so we can help babies as comfortably and effectively as possible. On Tuesday Kristin Daley, PhD who specializes in sleep generously shared her knowledge with us. Part of what is on every infant and...
by Megan Riley | Nov 30, 2013 | baby developement
Hoping everyone had a Thanksgiving filled with Thanksgiving! I was filled with gratitude to reconnect with two very special families on Wednesday. For both babies that came in, I had the honor of working with each of their first babies several years ago. To their...
by Megan Riley | Oct 22, 2013 | baby developement
From the weekly column in the Charlotte Observer by pediatrician Rhonda Patt, MD: During feedings, hold your baby and make eye contact. This is an important bonding time. Babies should never be fed with a bottle propped up using blankets. . .. If...
by Deliverypath Service | May 4, 2013 | baby developement
Carolina Kinder Development is serious about helping parents know how to promote development and head shape. We are proud to announce our videos on demand. These videos are designed for parents of baby’s with flat heads or flat head syndrome or other abnormal...
