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How To Support Baby’s Development Most Effectively (Part 1)

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I’ve recently been appointed as Fisher-Price Play IQ Ambassador Mum and I can’t wait to share with you the knowledge I’ve gained so far. With just a few right toys at different stages of our babies development, we can ensure they develop into well rounded individuals. Instilling the joy of learning through play not only helps a child grow but also enhances parent-child relationship. Who doesn’t like to play!

What is your child’s Play IQ?

Babies develop Play IQ when they are playing. It is their inborn learning ability. They learn about the world around them and develop a wide range of important skills. However, as a new parent, how do we know if a toy would be a hit or miss with our children?

Here is where Fisher-Price Play IQ tool can help. It assesses baby Georgia’s level of development in Physical, Cognitive and Social & Emotional areas. I just need to enter Georgia’s birth date, answer a few milestones related questions, and learn about Georgia’s play persona. She is an All Round Superkid and a curious baby.

The site gives me a personalized development plan for Georgia. It offers advice, suggestions of educational games and activities, and recommends the right toys for her stage of development. I find it very useful as I didn’t know how to play with Lauren (my older girl) when she was a baby. Too bad the Play IQ tool is currently serving child up to 24 month of age only.

Go try it out. I think it is great to be able to understand a child’s Play IQ. As parents, we have a clearer roadmap of what to expect, since babies develop at their own pace and achieve milestones at different times. Play IQ aids in what babies need to learn, at what specific stage of development they are at, and how to best support them to achieve their fullest potential.

Understanding the importance of sleep and play

Once we’ve come to know the persona of our babies, let’s start with the most basic things we can do for our children’s development – sleep and play. This video will explain it all.

This is part 1 of a 5 blogs series on how to support babies development most effectively.

Part 2: Understanding 3 Pillars of Baby Development here.

PS: Learn about the 3 Pillars of Baby’s Development.

HELLO! I’M MICHELLE.

I love my family, building successful ventures and helping others achieve their dream motherhood. This blog combines those three loves.

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