Your baby is growing! Whether it’s holidays coming up or a birthday, choosing the right toys for a 1 year old is not an easy task! It’s a new world of toys and gadgets and will they actually use it? Will it be exciting? If it’s exciting you’re looking for, anything will do. If you... The post Toys for 1-year-old appeared first on Kinedu Blog ..read more

Montessori toys are designed to foster independence, creativity, and skill development through open-ended play. These toys prioritize natural materials, simplicity, and activities that encourage purposeful exploration. Open-ended play means that the toys can be used in many ways, allowing children to discover their infinite functions and benefits, and supporting a child’s imagination and cognitive growth.... The post Montessori toys for toddlers appeared first on Kinedu Blog ..read more

Two-year-olds’ play is exploratory, active and can get messy. Their attention span is still quite short, but if they engage with something they love, it can be long! We’re going to share some favorite activities among 2 year olds you can try at home or outdoors, with minimal to no toys and prep!  Gross motor... The post Activities for 2-year-olds appeared first on Kinedu Blog ..read more

Hiccups happen when the diaphragm, the muscle responsible for breathing, experiences an involuntary spasm. This quick movement forces air into the lungs, causing the vocal cords to close briefly and produce the familiar “hic” sound.  Hiccups in babies are a natural and common occurrence, usually nothing to be concerned about; in fact, hiccups are a... The post Hiccups in newborns and babies appeared first on Kinedu Blog ..read more

If you’re reading this, chances are you’re dreaming of the day you can finally enjoy a full night of sleep. Don’t worry, that day is coming! It might feel like your little one will never stop waking up, but every baby gets there in their own time. The truth is, your baby’s sleep patterns are... The post When Do Babies Sleep Through the Night appeared first on Kinedu Blog ..read more

If nighttime puddles and endless laundry feel like the norm in your house, don’t worry—you’re not alone! Bedwetting, also known as nighttime incontinence, is a perfectly normal part of growing up for many kids. It’s not about bad behavior or failed potty training; it’s just one of those quirks that come with childhood. So take... The post How to Help Your Child to Stop Wetting the Bed appeared first on Kinedu Blog ..read more

Hi there, mama. Pregnancy and motherhood come with so much joy—and sometimes a lot of worries that you may have already heard about something called postpartum preeclampsia. It’s not super common, but it’s important to know about, just in case. So, let’s break it down. Postpartum preeclampsia happens when your blood pressure goes above 140/90... The post How Serious Is Postpartum Preeclampsia? appeared first on Kinedu Blog ..read more

The decision to become a stay-at-home mom is deeply personal and often a mix of practical, emotional, and familial considerations. Whether it’s a choice driven by financial planning, a desire for closer family bonds, or personal fulfillment, the role of a stay-at-home mom is as multifaceted as it is rewarding. Let’s dive into the pros... The post Should I Be a Stay-at-home Mom or Dad? appeared first on Kinedu Blog ..read more

Having a baby is a monumental moment, but let’s be real—it’s also a full-body workout that leaves you sore in places you didn’t even know existed. After nine months of carrying another human, your body deserves some serious tender loving care. Meet postpartum physical therapy, the secret weapon every new mom should know about. Whether... The post Postpartum Physical Therapy: The Unsung Hero of Post-Baby Recovery appeared first on Kinedu Blog ..read more

The pincer grasp is a term that refers to the ability to hold a small (or not) object using the thumb and index finger. It’s a milestone in the fine-motor development department! It’s actually one of a baby’s first milestones that is reached somewhere between 9 and 12 months. It’s a significant milestone that paves... The post Pincer Grasp, Two Tiny Fingers appeared first on Kinedu Blog ..read more