6-9 Months: Infant Expectations
THREE MINUTE RECAP.
20 min. You have brains in your head and feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. And just as Dr. Seuss suggests, your baby is discovering their mobility! Theyâre beginning to move around on their own and interact with their family and other familiar people in their lives. Their brains are developing so quickly, and theyâre learning so much! In this video, we talk about your babyâs brain development and the milestones youâll see them hitting by nine months! Topics include:
â˘6-9 monthsâ˘Brain Developmentâ˘Movement Milestonesâ˘Language Milestonesâ˘Communication Milestonesâ˘Social Milestonesâ˘Emotional Milestonesâ˘Cognitive Milestonesâ˘When to Call Providerâ˘Brain Connections
â˘Motor Developmentâ˘Pincer Gripâ˘Fear of Strangersâ˘Crawlingâ˘Simple Wordsâ˘Passing Objects ⢠Closed Captions: English/Spanish
Š2020
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9-12 Months: Infant Expectations
THREE MINUTE RECAP.
19 min. Itâs hard to believe that your baby is getting ready to hit their first birthday! Thatâs epic! They have changed so much from when they were first born! Soon youâll have a toddler to chase after! And with this comes a bit of independence that can create a little bit of insecurity for both you and your baby. In this video, we talk about those milestones your baby will be hit by one year and the things you can do to help your child adjust to their new-found independence. Topics include: â˘9-12 monthsâ˘Babyâs Mind
â˘Movement Milestonesâ˘Language Milestonesâ˘Communication Milestones
â˘Social Milestonesâ˘Emotional Milestonesâ˘Brain Growthâ˘Walkingâ˘Cruising
â˘Non-Verbal Communicationâ˘Talkingâ˘Shy Around Strangersâ˘Easily Distractedâ˘Use of Cupâ˘Explores Thingsâ˘Finds Hidden Things ⢠Closed Captions: English/Spanish
Š2020
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Dunstan Baby Language 1
THREE MINUTE RECAP.
10 min. Covering the first three sounds and Priscilla's story, this lesson will help your clients understand their baby and the crys and sounds they make. Included chapters in this lesson are: Priscillasâ Story, Welcome, "neh" means feed me, "owh" means tired, "eh" means burp me. Dunstan baby language comes from Priscilla Dunstan, who was born with the unusual gift of a photographic memory for sounds. She could hear patterns in sounds no one else could hear. When her son, Tom, was born, she found a special use for her ability. The Dunstan Baby Language DVD teaches parents the five cries all newborns use to communicate their everyday needs. Youâll know when your baby is hungry, tired, needs burping, has lower wind, or is simply uncomfortable. Youâll settle your baby faster, resulting in a happier baby who sleeps longer and cries less.
Topics include: â˘Dunstan Baby Languageâ˘Priscilla Dunstanâ˘Nehâ˘Owhâ˘Eh
â˘Hungryâ˘Tiredâ˘Needs to be Burpedâ˘Baby Sleepâ˘Feedingâ˘Baby Words ⢠Closed Captions: English/Spanish
Š2006
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