The Mark - How We Are Making Memories Last

Motor skills help connect the child to new experiences. Thus, the basic movements of the body parts act as a base for several other developmental milestones in children, for example, cognition, communication, self-esteem, sensory intelligence, emotional expression, and postural control.

Incorporating motor skill activities into your child’s playtime is much easier than expected. Simply observe whatever interests your child the most at the time and try to make it an activity including some form of motor skill.

Now that I am a mother, I want to make memories with my child. I want my children to look back one day at their childhood with fondness, but how exactly does memory work, especially with a baby? 

Well, memory is an interesting thing. I’m a nerd for the neurological science behind how the brain creates memories. Did you know that before 18 months of age, your child only forms something called implicit memory? Hang with me here, ‘cause this is really cool….

Life takes a sharp turn after having a baby. And rightfully so. Taking care of your baby and finding your way on the map is definitely a big task. It’s no secret that while some journeys will be easy, others will be difficult. But there are things that you can do to make traveling with a baby a lot less stressful. 

This blog is about helping you prepare for your much-awaited trip. Plus, it also gives an idea of what to expect if this is the first time you travel with your baby. 

Make your journey easier by following these tips:

All aspects of parenthood are demanding, and traveling is no exception. However, you can make it happen with enough planning, following some traveling tips, and holding your sanity together during the journey.