BabyGym with Chantal van den Berg

Our first virtual zoom class was a great success. Lots of fun!!! So proud of my little stars. Anyone can still join us, see you tomorrow 9:30am

Week 1: MASSAGE

Brain development in the early years Research has indicated that there is a link between the variety of movements a baby makes during the first few months of life and baby’s ability to adapt and...

Week 1: My first all Pink class. Meet Mia, Lydia and Hayley. We massaged these little Princesses from Toe to Top. Relaxing them and forming a great bond between Mom & Baby. They loved every minute.

When you hold a vulnerable little baby in your arms you can hardly believe that he or she will ever live an independent life, yet independence (which starts out as the ability to 'discover learn' aka PLAY)... is one of life's greatest gifts.

Dr Melodie de Jager
Schoolreadiness at Mind Moves

Congratulations to little Kate en Kiara on their big day. They both were great students and with the help of their super awesome mommies they Graduated with flying colours.

Creche's , Day-care's and Pre-Schools, don't miss this opportunity to upskill your staff!

So lovely meeting these two great mommies from the Southern Suburbs Cape Town. We have had so much fun in each class. Tomorrow is our final day and these Princesses are ready to graduate. # # # Thankyou to Birth Options Midwifery Team for letting me use the venue.

Next BabyGym courses in Northern Suburbs. Address: 18 Bosica street, Loevenstein
Date: Friday 13th October 2017 from 9:30 am until 10:30 am

Ages: (0 - 14 months)

PLEASE WATCH
https://youtu.be/5KdKzU4v7eg

The BabyGym curriculum
• Week 1 - The importance of touch and massage
• Week 2 - The importance of movement
• Week 3 - The importance of sucking and neck control
• Week 4 - Why both eyes and both ears must work together
• Week 5 - Prevent hyperactivity and poor concentration- control those legs and arms and of course babies graduation day as well. We encourage dads and any caregivers to join. To sign up pls inbox me your email address or Contact: 083 300 6181
Email: [email protected]

The MORO REFLEX is also called the startle reflex.
Its purpose is to jumpstart the nervous system or to respond to a threat.

How? With erratic or hyperactive movement and piercing cries.