Development on Shine

Talking to baby: Smart or silly?

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There is a distinct possibility that I’m losing my mind. Does it matter if I’m doing it for a really good reason? I hope so.

I talk all the time now. I talk about anything. I talk about cutting carrots, putting clothes in the dryer, and the contributions Charles and Ray Eames have…

The Marshmallow Test: What Does it Say About Your Child's Future?

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A simple test involving a small room, a marshmallow, and a salivating four-year-old tells us a lot about what kids will achieve later in life.

The original "marshmallow test" was conducted at Stanford in the late 1960s by a researcher named…

Baby Steps: Your New Child's Milestones

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Plenty has been written on just how to make it through the first few disorienting weeks at home with a newborn. This handy guide will take you from baby's first days through toddler-hood with simple facts, basic information, and a

Autism Demystified & Art Excursions with Baby

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Autism Demystified by: Dr. Edith McCarthy, Care Intensive Pediatrics Autism is often a huge developmental concern for parents. Typically, autism presents in one or more of the following ways: No babbling or cooing by 12 months; no single words…