Guidance for questions big and small

Understand your child.
Support their development.

Find answers to common parenting questions: what makes sense right now, how can you help and when is a break the better idea? Clearly explained, with examples from everyday life.

Supporting your baby

Support your baby’s development: everyday ideas without pressure

How can you support your baby’s development? Ideas for language, movement and discovery through simple everyday moments, with room for rest.

Read the guide Language

Support baby & toddler language: everyday tips

Support language development: talk with your baby, explore books together and respond to first words. Everyday tips without pressure to speak.

Read the guide Fine motor skills

Support fine motor skills: everyday life with 1–3-year-olds

Support your toddler’s fine motor skills through filling, turning pages, drawing and helping out. Safe ideas for ages 1–3, without pressure to practice.

Read the guide Everyday life & activities

Baby activities: ideas that fit your everyday life

How much activity does a baby need? Find ideas for calm and active moments, without a compulsory schedule and with room for breaks.

Read the guide Movement & gross motor skills

Support gross motor skills in babies & toddlers

Support movement in everyday life: safe spaces for babies and toddlers, inspiration for indoors and outdoors, and encouragement at their own pace.

Read the guide Independence & Play

My toddler won't play independently: Help for ages 1–3

Does your toddler always want you to join in? Help them follow their own play ideas, recognize when they need connection, and gradually step back while staying close.

Read the guide Sensory development