Sep 7 2010

Catering for Your Child’s Individuality

Hello! I see you’re new here. Welcome to Babylicious! You might like to subscribe to my RSS feed to get regular updates on what’s new at Babylicious. Thanks for visiting!When it comes to parenting, it is important to remember that every child is an individual.  Likewise, when it comes to early childhood development, it is [...]

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Sep 5 2010

Savant’s Syndrome – A Window into the Right Brain’s Potential

If you have ever seen Rain Man, you will understand the potential of the right brain.  Dustin Hoffman plays Raymond Babbitt who is an autistic savant.  He possesses amazing right brain abilities, however, due to a damaged corpus callosum, he is unable to make much out of those amazing abilities. This is a scene where [...]

Sep 3 2010

The Myths about Early Childhood Education

The reason why I embarked on right brain education was through the hope that I might help my children develop abilities that will facilitate their schooling years.  I am glad to say that I have come a long way since that initial intention.  My desire to see them continue their right brain education has gone [...]

Aug 24 2010

The Terrible Threes – the Parent’s Role

In the first year, it was the wonder weeks.  Then it was the terrible twos – which apparently spanned from the second year to the third.  Now it’s the terrible threes.  If you speak to other parents, they’ll tell you the fearsome fours and frightening fives are just around the corner.  And just when you [...]

Jul 23 2010

Right Brain Education: The Radar Effect

One of the discussions I often have with other parents who send their children for right brain education is whether it is necessary to have “formal” right brain classes if you already know what needs to be done to develop the right brain.  If you attend enough right brain classes, you eventually learn all the [...]