BABIES & CHILDREN
Babies
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Most of us know people who are able to soothe and comfort any child. They smoothly switch the way they are holding the child and the way they move until they find the way that works. And they do it automatically! You too can develop the gift to do baby magic. It’s all in how you move with a baby in your arms. READ MORE...(downloadable PDF)
Parents and people who work with young babies have noticed:
- ~ some little ones like to be juggled up and down
- ~ others really want to go side to side
- ~ and some prefer to rock back and foth
Infants know innantely what movement they need and which direction satisfies. Doing their favourite movement will put
them to sleep and parents learn that one quickly. However, babies have a three step sequence; that's correct - they need
to move in all three direction/movements in their own particular sequence. Using it regularly activates all their
potential, helps to develop the complex neurological network that is the basis for their future development. Recent
study has shown that the more unstructured play = the more dense the neurological network.
Bounce Rock and Sway
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Simple directions help you to easily identify baby's three movements. You then know how to Rock, Bounce and Sway your
baby to honour and respect their way of processing and give them an advantage through life. You can then easily explain
the steps to family members and caregivers. A relaxed happy baby is healthier and more easily able to deal with the
unexpected.
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Children
These same movements are essential for all of us as we grow. You can take young children through their three step
pattern and they will quickly learn how to do it for themselves.
Everyday activities that help:
up and down / head to toe = trampoline, bouncing on the bed, crawling, climbing on the furniture
side to side = spinning, sitting sideways on a swing, exer-saucers
front to back = rocking, walking, riding a tricycle, swinging
Note: those big exercise balls llow the child to move in all three directions.
