The KDATL team has been discussing the different ways which Kinderdance affects the life of a child. We are continuously inspired by the genius we find in our students, and look for even more ways to enrich the development of the young dancer.
We began a dialogue on how infants love movement because they are accustomed to activity the womb. Movement naturally relaxes them! With the popularity of the "baby sling", there has been gaining interest in "sling and dance" classes for parents and babies. It's not just about getting in shape without a babysitter, either. Movement with your child creates an incredible bonding experience, while exposing your child to physical, visual, and auditory stimuli. If you know of "sling and dance" classes in Atlanta, please share the knowledge in our comment box!
It's fascinating to learn the different ways which we can bond with our children while strengthening their neural pathways. I have always been interested in items like Lullabelly, where you can comfortably play music to your child in the womb. Experts believe that prenatal music stimulation can help early brain development by laying a foundation for learning.
Very cool, right?
We began a dialogue on how infants love movement because they are accustomed to activity the womb. Movement naturally relaxes them! With the popularity of the "baby sling", there has been gaining interest in "sling and dance" classes for parents and babies. It's not just about getting in shape without a babysitter, either. Movement with your child creates an incredible bonding experience, while exposing your child to physical, visual, and auditory stimuli. If you know of "sling and dance" classes in Atlanta, please share the knowledge in our comment box!
It's fascinating to learn the different ways which we can bond with our children while strengthening their neural pathways. I have always been interested in items like Lullabelly, where you can comfortably play music to your child in the womb. Experts believe that prenatal music stimulation can help early brain development by laying a foundation for learning.
Very cool, right?
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