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Baby and Toddler Development Milestones by Month
In early childhood, babies and toddlers use various developmental schemas to explore, learn, and understand their environment. From a newborn’s first reflexive movements to a toddler’s independent play, schemas offer a window into how children interact with the world around them. For a deeper dive into schemas and how they support early learning, check out…
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Why Children Love Spinning Objects: Understanding the Rotation Schema
If you’ve observed your child repeatedly spinning objects or twirling their body, you’re witnessing behavior that likely aligns with the rotation schema—one of several schemas that describe patterns of repetitive play and exploration in young children. If you’d like to know more about different schemas, read this article. Schemas are core components of early childhood…
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Accelerate Your Child’s Growth with These Toddler Play Schemas
Why does your child keep spinning every object they touch?Why do they fill and empty containers over and over again? As a parent, these behaviors can be entertaining at first, but soon, they start to feel a little worrying. “Why does my child keep doing this? Is it a sign of autism?” you wonder, as…
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