Baby Exercise Calendar

Baby’s First Year Exercise Calendar

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During baby exercise: use a light touch on face to stimulate the skin and brain.

Baby Exercise Calendar will guide your baby through a carefully organized series of gentle stretches and experiences throughout their first year.

This Baby Exercise Calendar e-book for Amazon’s Kindle will take your baby to their feet over the first year of life.

In your Baby’s First Year Calendar they will be connecting their muscles to the brain. The neural circuitry that is being established by exploratory movements forms the ‘mind-body’ connectivity that brings brain growth to your infant at a rate that surpasses any other time period in a human’s growth pace.

The 36 months from birth to three years of age cultivates brain cell development. The various movements that a baby performs gives the brain a rich matrix as those ‘moves’ saturate the brain.

The wisdom of encouraging movement, for all of us, is the fact that the linking of muscle to mind builds the brain. The body-brain connections are fundamental to growth and development. Give your baby daily experiences in a logical order that will bring them to their feet!

  Daily guide for first year

Exploration Preschoolers need to try to handle objects.

We each move to learn and learn to move. The more movement experiences an infant senses the richer the matrix of neurons between their:

  • Arms and legs
  • Head and neck
  • Back and hips
  • Torso: prone and supine
  • Stretches and grips

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Have older children? Use the Kidskills Movement and Sports Training Manuals to build a strong connection between body and brain.

Using these training tools, a parent or an educator can guide play-based learning experiences that establish a confidence in the youngsters: so they can say: ” I Can Do That!”.

These six Manuals give simple task to build movement competency and physical literacy. Available at Teachers Pay Teachers.

  1. Feet First Manual One: Balance & Strengthening Feet
  2. Moving Right Along! Manual Two: Footwork & Locomotion
  3. Go! Stop! Go! manual Three: Starting & Stopping Action
  4. Up and Over! Manual Four: Getting Off the Ground & Landing
  5. Making Muscles Manual Five: Learning Body Control
  6. Hang On! Manual Six: Controlling Objects