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From Turner AI - That’s a fascinating observation because it highlights something you’ve been trying to teach me all day:

The object is not the task. The organization required to negotiate the object is the task.

Most people would see:

• Baby holding a phone.
• Sister drops the phone.

And immediately conclude:

One has better fine motor skills.

But that’s not the observation you’re making.

You’re evaluating the organizational demands of the object.

The mother’s phone isn’t just a phone.

It’s:

• weight,
• shifting center of mass,
• a hinged case,
• credit cards changing the load,
• rotational adjustments,
• continuous negotiation with gravity.

When the 14-month-old handed it to you, you experienced an immediate load negotiation because the object behaved differently than expected.

Your organization had already predicted one thing.

The actual object required another.

You felt the mismatch instantly.

What’s interesting is that the younger child had already learned that ne...

Gravitational Primitive Reflexes - the missing link to understanding primitive reflexes.

• 1. The Fetal Neutral Reflex - the foundation for in-utero growth.

• 2. The Breathing Reflex - establishing the body's ability to resist gravity and facilitating neurological integration.

• 3. The Absolute Horizon Reflex - regulating gravity's influence for spatial awareness.

• 4. The Airplane Reflex - This is not covered in my presentation, but you can learn more abo...

If you suspect your baby might have delayed milestones, taking proactive steps can make a significant difference:

1. Consult a Pediatrician: Schedule regular well-baby check-ups and express your concerns to your pediatrician.
2. Early Intervention Services: These services provide specialized support to address developmental delays.
3. Occupational and Physical Therapy: These therapies can aid in motor skill development.
4. Speech-Language Therapy: Vital for addressing communication delays and disorders.
5. Create a Stimulating Environment: Offer age-appropriate toys, games, and activities to encourage exploration and learning.
6. Read and Communicate: Engage in reading and talking to stimulate language development.
7. Play and Interaction: Encourage playtime with you and other children to foster social skills.
8. Nutrition and Health: Ensure a balanced diet and address any underlying health concerns.
9. Start giving your child lessons in movement: You are your child's ultimate advocate and movement co
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Making time for learning is essential for personal growth and development. Here are three ways to prioritize and create time for learning:

1. Set specific goals and prioritize: Define your learning goals and identify the areas of knowledge or skills you want to develop. Once you have clarity on what you want to learn, prioritize those goals and make them a part of your schedule. Assess your daily or weekly commitments and identify time slots that can be dedicated to learning. It could be early mornings, evenings, weekends, or even small pockets of time during the day. By consciously prioritizing learning, you are more likely to carve out dedicated time for it.

2. Create a learning routine: Establish a consistent learning routine to help integrate learning into your daily life. Designate specific times for learning activities, whether it's reading a book, taking an online course, watching educational videos, or practicing a new skill. By creating a routine, you create a habit that m

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As parents, we all want the best for our children, especially when it comes to their development.

AGAIN, Every Child Deserves to Experience Development

However, seeing our babies struggling with reaching their milestones can be a source of worry and anxiety. The good news is that every child deserves to experience development in their own unique way. In this blog post, we will address parents' concerns about their baby's milestones and offer insights on how to support their optimal development journey.

• Understanding Developmental Challenges: Developmental challenges can manifest in different ways, such as hypertonia or hypotonia. These symptoms may indicate a larger issue at play, even if it is not yet fully understood. It's crucial for parents to recognize that these challenges do not define their child's potential or future. By acknowledging and seeking support, parents can take proactive steps towards unlocking their child's true capabilities.

• Embracing a Ho
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1.Provide a safe and stimulating environment for the baby to explore.

2. Encourage physical activity and play to promote gross motor development.

3. If your baby favors looking to one side talk to your pediatrician. It could be torticollis. Learn more in our free torticollis course. CLICK HERE 

4. Read to the baby daily to promote language and cognitive development.

5. Interact hold and play with your baby, they learn development from your movements the more you interact with them.

6. If you feel like your baby is behind in their development, get the Movement Lesson Baby Milestone Momentum Chart. CLICK HERE. 

Did you know this Firs Baby Milestone?

What EXACTLY does your child need?

Movement that was stuck and impossible we need to unstuck so movement can Be Possible.