For healthy, normally developing babies, any 'baby seat' or sitting device like the Bumbo, where the baby is forced to sit into an upright posture with little upper body support should be avoided. This is why. […]
Author: Dr Jane Williams
GymbaROO kids have an excellent chance at being generally happy for life. As well as setting children up for academic, sporting and behavioural success, GymbaROO also lays the foundations for emotional development and the ‘happiness factor’ which is, for many, […]
Attending GymbaROO over the first five years of life can make a huge difference to your child’s future in sport. Read how and why! […]
In this study the average neurological age of the children participating in the GymbaROO UP movement program increased by an average of nearly TWO YEARS in the 10-12 month testing period. The movement classes were run in place of literacy […]
To learn well, babies and children need lots of repetition. It is through repeated experiences that the brain grows and connects efficient and effective message pathways that provide the foundations for more complex levels of learning such as reading, writing […]
GymbaROO sensorimotor programs are operating in some childcare centres in Canberra. The children and staff are fully engaged for the whole session and have a wonderful time while learning. For many of the children and staff it is a highlight […]
You can really help your baby get a great start in life and learning by providing an environment that encourages healthy development. Dr Jane Williams, one of Australia’s leading baby development experts, passes on some great tips. […]
Parents, there is no need to be in a hurry for your child to walk! Those babies who achieve the important gross motor milestones BEFORE they walk will be those who have the best chance of developing to their full […]
Tummy time is so important for your baby's healthy development. Here's how and why, plus tips and ideas and information about our free online video on tummy time. […]