Welcome to SensoBaby 2019! The new term of Learn-Through-Play classes begins on Monday 21 January. SensoBaby classes are more than just a ‘nice thing to do’ with your baby or toddler. The curriculum has been designed by professionals to support your child’s development and scaffold the skills
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I went to Woolworths today and was amazed by the feeling of celebration that was taking over. Outside, the pillars of Sebele had been decorated with pink and red balloons. As I entered Woolies there was a flurry of activity around the flower section, which had – like the grinch’s heart &
This week we’ve been proud to announce a new course in the SensoBaby collection of classes: SensoReaders. SensoReader is designed for children in Reception and Standard 1. It is the first course that SensoBaby has offered for kids over the age of 5, but the course teacher, Priyanka Handa Ram,
Seven weeks. That’s the longest SensoBaby has ever gone without holding a class or an open play session. Fortunately we’re now a week into the new term at SensoBaby, and we couldn’t be happier. Every child in our community has become a part of our lives. It’s honouring to be
Your baby’s first Christmas is one that you’ll never forget. Not for the gifts, but for the Christmas traditions you start as a family and the memories you will make. When I was a little girl, Christmas was anything BUT “just another day”. We spent weeks getting ready for the festivi
Cuppa Love coffee mornings for new and expectant parents are part of a global campaign called ‘Love Creates Love’, designed by UK baby massage experts Blossom & Berry. They take place on the first Friday of each month. The intent of these mornings is to show parents a bit of love; to give th
If you’ve been around SensoBaby over the past couple of weeks, you may have seen a new smiling face. We’re very proud to say that we’ve hired an Assistant Teacher! Our new hire, Bame, is already showing a strong work ethic and – most importantly – excellent rapport with
Babies are born with all of the brain cells they’ll ever need and yet the infant brain is very immature at birth. Connections in the brain are being made with every experience a baby encounters. In fact, their brain produces 700 new neural connections every second! That’s why early experiences m
Dancing with your baby is a lovely activity to do right from the earliest weeks after birth. Its a good transition activity for the fourth trimester, since dancing is a repeat of the rocking and swaying motion your baby experienced for nine months inside mum. Holding your baby close while dancing ca
Hand, foot and mouth (HFM) disease is a common viral illness that usually affects infants and children younger than 5 years old. And it’s currently making the rounds in Gaborone. It’s not as horrendous as it sounds. While it is highly contagious, it is not dangerous. It is commonly marked by a f