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How a change of position helps your baby’s development

We all frequently hear about how tummy time supports our baby’s development, but having time in other positions also helps them to develop balance, strength and control.

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Learning your baby's unique cues will build your bond

Bonding with your baby is important for building a secure attachment, based on closeness and trust. Developing this secure attachment at an early age is how your baby will grow to connect with you and have a strong sense of self throughout childhood.^[1]

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How a change of position helps your baby’s development

Learning your baby's unique cues will build your bond

Bonding with your baby is important for building a secure attachment, based on closeness and trust. Developing this secure attachment at an early age is how your baby will grow to connect with you and have a strong sense of self throughout childhood.^[1]

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How a change of position helps your baby’s development

Learning your baby's unique cues will build your bond

Bonding with your baby is important for building a secure attachment, based on closeness and trust. Developing this secure attachment at an early age is how your baby will grow to connect with you and have a strong sense of self throughout childhood.[1]

Bonding with your baby is important for building a secure attachment, based on closeness and trust. Developing this secure attachment at an early age is how your baby will grow to connect with you and have a strong sense of self throughout childhood.^[1]