BABYBLURT About Us

A group of moms who had completed another baby stimulation program decided to continue their journey together, creating space for more classes. With extensive research and a deep understanding of how to nurture a baby’s development, we launched BABYBLURT , receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback from the start. The demand for our well-structured and focused programs has only grown, with babies consistently reaching their milestones while we all enjoy plenty of fun. At BABYBLURT , while the primary focus is on helping babies "learn through stimulation," moms also get a much-needed break from routine and a chance to connect with other mothers. Along the way, both mom and baby can look forward to many delightful surprises. While it’s commonly believed that learning happens through the brain, it’s actually through our senses that we absorb the world around us. Babies are born with five senses, and from birth, they can begin to explore each of them. Proper development is not only natural but also essential to becoming fully human. At BABYBLURT , we guide both mothers and babies through playful activities that encourage them to discover how their bodies work. Our approach promotes active learning, allowing mothers and babies to enjoy this exploration together in a relaxed, fun environment.

As moms play with their babies, both learn about their bodies—how they look, how they move, and how they function. The brain then processes this sensory input, "programming" itself to understand how each sense works, which it uses later. In this way, a baby’s senses serve as their doors to knowledge. Each sense provides essential information to the brain, stimulating growth and development. For instance:

• Touch and feel sensory activities develop tactile awareness

• Movement helps build gross motor skills

• Smell and taste prepare babies for speech

• Sight and hearing support visual and auditory perception, along with fine motor skills.

By stimulating the senses, we help the brain develop, providing babies with the foundation they need to understand and interact with the world around them.