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Autonomic regulation

The developing ability to manage automatic body functions and remain organized during activity or sensory input.

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Over-scheduling baby day

Over-scheduling baby day

What over-scheduling can look like Over-scheduling a baby day does not require a formal chart or an unusually ambitious parent. It may develop gradually: a caregiver begins tracking every minute, tries to preserve a nap despite clear hunger cues, wakes a baby solely to maintain a predetermined sequence, or feels that a disrupted plan means […]

Play Ideas for Premature Babies Using Corrected Age

Play Ideas for Premature Babies Using Corrected Age

Why Corrected Age Matters for Play Premature infants may have less neurological, motor, and sensory maturity than their chronological age suggests. Comparing a preterm baby directly with a full-term baby of the same calendar age can create unnecessary pressure and may lead caregivers to offer activities that are too demanding. Corrected age provides a more […]