Page 9 - The First 1,000 Days and Beyond

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Conditioning in Early Brain & Child Development (EBCD)

Allow child to crawl, scribble, explore,

jump and mess around

It is important to allow the child to crawl
to develop their bilateral coordination DO’s
using the arms and legs in reciprocal

movements. Hands are used for balancing
when navigating on the ground which
helps visual spatial skills and depth
perception develop more quickly.

Use positive words and more variety of
words

For a child to be able to speak a word, it

requires many many repetitions in
different context before a child can get its
meaning. By talking more positive words
to your child, you are indirectly shaping

them towards a more positive attitude.

Encourage outdoor activities

Promotes sensory integration and
development of healthy gut microbiome,
balance, muscle strength, sensory

stimulation, and earthing with nature.