Application focused on the cognitive and motor development of babies from 0 to 4 years old, supported by speech therapists and physiotherapists experts in early care.
It includes various activities to promote the development of the baby from the first months of life.
Visual stimulation:
A baby's vision develops during his or her first year of life. Newborns can see large, bright shapes, can see the contrast between a light and a dark color, hence the common saying that they see in black and white. They begin to discriminate other colors such as red and green between 3 and 4 months of life, now they like to look at things with sharp contrasts and shapes such as targets, circles or other geometric shapes well demarcated.
Auditory stimulation:
Babies begin to hear even 3 months before birth, however, their hearing is altered when they are born. The sound of music appeals to all babies and soothes them, causing an emotional response in them. A highly recommended activity for early stimulation is to make sounds with visual accompaniment, for example, show a bell and "ding-dong" or a picture of a dog and repeat "woof woof woof".
Fine motor skills
Fine motor control allows coordination of bones, muscles and nerves to produce precise movements. The development of this skill is fundamental to the development of a baby's intelligence. Hand movements are fundamental in the neuromotor organization, as well as in the cognitive, sensory, affective and relational development of the child.
It includes various activities to promote the development of the baby from the first months of life.
Visual stimulation:
A baby's vision develops during his or her first year of life. Newborns can see large, bright shapes, can see the contrast between a light and a dark color, hence the common saying that they see in black and white. They begin to discriminate other colors such as red and green between 3 and 4 months of life, now they like to look at things with sharp contrasts and shapes such as targets, circles or other geometric shapes well demarcated.
Auditory stimulation:
Babies begin to hear even 3 months before birth, however, their hearing is altered when they are born. The sound of music appeals to all babies and soothes them, causing an emotional response in them. A highly recommended activity for early stimulation is to make sounds with visual accompaniment, for example, show a bell and "ding-dong" or a picture of a dog and repeat "woof woof woof".
Fine motor skills
Fine motor control allows coordination of bones, muscles and nerves to produce precise movements. The development of this skill is fundamental to the development of a baby's intelligence. Hand movements are fundamental in the neuromotor organization, as well as in the cognitive, sensory, affective and relational development of the child.
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