Baby Stimulator

Application focused on the cognitive and motor development of infants aged 0 to 4 years, supported by expert speech therapists and physiotherapists specializing in early childhood care.

It offers a variety of activities aimed at fostering the infant's development from the earliest months of life.

Visual Stimulation:

• A baby's visual acuity progresses throughout the first year of life. Initially perceiving large, vivid shapes, infants can distinguish between light and dark colors, giving rise to the notion that their vision is monochromatic. By 3 to 4 months of age, they become able to differentiate between colors such as red and green, displaying a preference for high-contrast objects and distinct geometric shapes like targets, circles, or other well-defined figures.

Auditory Stimulation:

• Although babies start hearing even three months before birth, their auditory perception undergoes changes upon delivery. Musical sounds hold universal appeal for infants, eliciting emotional responses from them.
• An effective early stimulation technique involves producing sounds coupled with visual aids; for instance, presenting a bell while saying "ding-dong" or displaying an image of a dog while repeating "woof woof woof."

Fine Motor Skills:

• The refinement of fine motor control enables the harmonious coordination of bones, muscles, and nerves to execute precise movements. This skill's maturation is pivotal for a child's cognitive development and overall intelligence.
• Hand movements play a crucial role in neuromotor coordination, as well as in the cognitive, sensory, emotional, and relational advancement of the child.