Getting to know your newborn means adjusting to the way they begin to take in the world. In the first few weeks of your baby’s life, you may notice that they seem tense. Their fists are clenched, with ...

Your little one is moving and grooving and learning more about how their body works with each passing day. Some of your infant’s movements may seem organized; others, not so much. Arm flapping may ...

Infant hand preference and the subsequent development of bimanual manipulation are key markers in early motor and cognitive development. Research in this field examines how early tendencies towards a ...

You’ve probably noticed that everything your baby can get their hands on ends up in their mouth — their feet, their toys, your finger, even your phone! Anything a curious baby can grab will be headed ...

One of the first toys you want to give your newborn is a baby rattle. It serves the dual purpose of keeping them occupied while also aiding in developing their fine motor skills. The visuals, sounds, ...