New research has shown us that when babies master clapping their hands together, a number of neural networks in their brains have made some significant connections. Even more importantly, when babies extend on clapping their hands together...
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It is very exciting times for GymbaROO and KindyROO and also for parents GymbaROO-KindyROO kids! More and more evidence is being documented confirming the long-term benefits of our programs. GymbaROO-KindyROO kids are excelling academically...
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At GymbaROO and KindyROO we have always strongly advocated the importance of motor development in the first years of life to later success at school. The relationship between motor development and school success is gaining much greater...
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“There’s no question about it. Tummy time is natural, it’s important and it’s something every baby should do every day, right from birth.” Dr Williams PhD, writes a response to those who espouse that babies do not need tummy time...
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Read the information, watch the videos. GymbaROO-KindyROO can make a MAJOR difference to how well your child will do academically, physically, emotionally and socially. Start from birth and give your child the greatest gift – to be the absolute...
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Safe scooter riding has so much to offer developing bodies and brains. Don’t skip this great opportunity for your child to develop balance, coordination, fine and gross motor skills and important neurological connections...
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More and more evidence is being documented confirming the long-term benefits of our programs. GymbaROO-KindyROO kids are excelling academically, emotionally and on the sporting field.
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Bottom shuffling has been suggested by some as an acceptable ‘alternative means of getting around’. At GymbaROO-KindyROO we suggest that the natural developmental pathway for motor skills does not normally include bottom shuffling, rather bottom...
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In this study the average neurological age of the children participating in the GymbaROO-KIndyROO UP movement program increased by an average of nearly TWO YEARS in the 10-12 month testing period. Conversely, the non-participating group improved...
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A recent study on the ‘Unlocking Potential’ (UP) program– a daily 25 minute neuro-developmentally structured physical activity program for primary school aged children – clearly shows improved academic achievement, NAPLAN results, behaviour...
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Researchers at the UNSW Australia have released findings that have shed light on just how much damage sugary drinks can do to young, developing brains.
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Kitchen activities are a fabulous way to help your children learn basic cooking skills while helping them to absorb language, recognise words and symbols and practice measurement and number skills. The list of developmental learning skills...
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