6 Developmental Wonders
Tiny Love's unique developmental system focuses on 6 essential skills. Created with love and care by our child developmental experts, the system supports babies' journey of exploration to the next developmental milestone and encourages parents to explore with their little ones.
Cognition
Cognition is the mental process through which babies, children and grownups understand the world and acquire knowledge. In other words, this wonder is the corner stone of our capacity to learn, understand and remember.
Communication
Language and other forms of communication enable us to share our ideas, thoughts and feelings. This fascinating aspect of baby’s development includes various stages and stepping stones that transform a babbling baby into a talking toddler.
Emotions
The skill that helps us identify, categorize and understand emotions. It is a significant part of development and an element that has a profound impact on baby’s understanding of people and self. EQ includes the social and emotional skills that make up our personality.
Motor Skills
The skills related to the muscles of the arms, legs, feet and entire body. These muscles are responsible for the less delicate functions, like sitting, crawling, standing, walking and more.
Creativity
Imagination is our ability to mentally produce images, ideas, thoughts and even feelings that don’t actually exist in reality. Creativity is the process of transforming imagination into reality and the ability that allows babies and grownups to improvise.
Senses
Through our five senses, we receive information from our surroundings and process it with our cognitive skills. Our senses literally open the world up before us, bridging between self and reality and helping expand the scope of our understanding.
Cognition
Cognition is the mental process through which babies, children and grownups understand the world and acquire knowledge. In other words, this wonder is the corner stone of our capacity to learn, understand and remember.
Communication
Language and other forms of communication enable us to share our ideas, thoughts and feelings. This fascinating aspect of baby’s development includes various stages and stepping stones that transform a babbling baby into a talking toddler.
Emotions
The skill that helps us identify, categorize and understand emotions. It is a significant part of development and an element that has a profound impact on baby’s understanding of people and self. EQ includes the social and emotional skills that make up our personality.
Motor Skills
The skills related to the muscles of the arms, legs, feet and entire body. These muscles are responsible for the less delicate functions, like sitting, crawling, standing, walking and more.
Creativity
Imagination is our ability to mentally produce images, ideas, thoughts and even feelings that don’t actually exist in reality. Creativity is the process of transforming imagination into reality and the ability that allows babies and grownups to improvise.
Senses
Through our five senses, we receive information from our surroundings and process it with our cognitive skills. Our senses literally open the world up before us, bridging between self and reality and helping expand the scope of our understanding.
Moments of Wonder
Understanding Overstimulation - How to Balance your Baby's Environment
Too much stimulation doesn't encourage baby development - quite the opposite. Read through to learn more about what overstimulation is and how you can avoid it.
A Look at Baby's First Year of Sleep
Sleep is a basic physiological need required for body growth, brain maturation, learning and memory. For this reason and others, sleep is one of the most important things for your baby's well-being.
Tummy Time Positions, Timing and Tips
Once you recognize the importance of tummy time, the next step is learning how to help your baby practice tummy time. Read through this article to learn about the recommended tummy time positions and get some useful tips on how to make tummy time easier and fun for baby.
Eye Contact in Babies: Expert Advice
When parents' and babies' eyes meet something very special happens - an emotional connection is established. Read about eye gaze and eye contact in this insightful article and learn what you can do to encourage eye contact with your baby.
Baby is Finally Sitting Up!
Sitting enables your baby a new perspective of her environment. It also frees both of her hands, so they are available for exploring and investigating. Most babies can sit up on their own at nine to ten months, although some can do it as early as eight months, while others - not before twelve months of age.
TINY TIPS
Supporting Parents and Babies
Understanding Overstimulation - How to Balance your Baby's Environment
Too much stimulation doesn't encourage baby development - quite the opposite. Read through to learn more about what overstimulation is and how you can avoid it.
A Look at Baby's First Year of Sleep
Sleep is a basic physiological need required for body growth, brain maturation, learning and memory. For this reason and others, sleep is one of the most important things for your baby's well-being.
Eye Contact in Babies:
Expert advice when parents' and babies' eyes meet something very special happens - an emotional connection is established.
Reid about eye gaze and eye contact in this insightful
article and learn what you can do to encourage eye contact with your baby.
Best Sellers
-
Tiny Love Into the Forest™ Classic MobileAs low as $79.99 Regular Price $79.99 -
Deluxe Gymini Tiny PrincessAs low as $109.99 Regular Price $109.99 -
Tiny Love Boho Chic Tiny Dreamer 3-in-1 Musical ProjectorAs low as $59.99 Regular Price $59.99 -
Tiny Love Meadow Days™ Take-Along MobileAs low as $49.99 Regular Price $49.99