Child Development

Understanding the natural progression of Child Development is an important part of being a parent or caregiver. Knowing how to nurture a child as they develop the necessary skills they need for life and learning is crucial all the people who care for young children. It is also important to understand the signs of atypical development and what to do if you notice something is “just not quite right” At SensoryEdge we believe information is power so the publishing side of our business is focused on giving parents and caregivers information to help keep all parents and caregivers up to date on the latest news and stories in child development.

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Child Development

Children and Pets

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Children and pets, is there anything cuter? While cute, it may not always be an option for a family. You may not live in an area or environment that is conducive to owning pets. You […]
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Child Development

A-B-C’s of Fun Learning

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As parents, you naturally want the best for your children and that includes education. While watching your toddler you may think it’s too soon to be thinking about their education. Nothing could be further from […]
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Child Development

Life’s Building Blocks

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Have you ever watched a child play with blocks? Sometimes the younger ones are still learning about objects by touching or even tasting them. No matter how many times you tell them not to put […]
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Child Development

Is it Summer yet?

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It’s almost that time of year again. You know, the time where the most often heard phrase is “I’m Bored”. Yes, summer is great, but, as with anything else that is considered good, it does […]
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Child Development

Making Exercising Fun

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If you’re like many families, you realize somewhere between work schedules, school schedules and busy weekends, that your children aren’t getting enough quality playtime or exercise. Exercise can come in many different forms. Encourage your […]
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Mom, I’m Bored!

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  “I’m bored”; “There’s nothing to do”. Every parent, babysitter or care giver has heard this at least once, and more than likely more times than they can remember, from a child in their care. […]