Why is Edukinetics the key to your child's development?
In this day and age children are being exposed to far less movement than they were in the past. This is due to the influence of technology, environmental dangers and limited physical activity in the school curriculum. Together, these influences limit children’s opportunities to move and be active.
Our programmes are carefully designed to ensure that children have fun while participating. If children develop a love for physical activity while they are young, they are more likely to lead healthy, active lifestyles as adults. By preventing and treating factors such as learning disabilities, motor delays and obesity Kinderkinetics aims to improve the quality of children’s lives.
Kinderkinetics focuses on each aspect of motor development:
- Assists milestone development
- Reflex Integration
- Proprioceptive and Vestibular Stimulation
- Improves balance and coordination
- Stronger muscles
- Strengthens core muscles and posture
- Develops shoulder stability and fine motor skills
- Improves midline crossing
- Improves aerobic fitness
- Improves perceptual skills necessary for school readiness
- Improves rhythm and timing
- Improves spatial awareness
- Improves Bilateral and hand-eye coordination
Assists milestone development
Stronger muscles
Reflex Integration
Boosts brain development
Improves balance
and coordination
Proprioceptive and
Vestibular Stimulation
Improves Bilateral and
hand-eye coordination
Improves spatial awareness
Improves rhythm
and timing
Improves perceptual
skills necessary for
school readiness
Improves aerobic fitness
Strengthens core
muscles and posture
Develops shoulder
stability and fine
motor skills
Improves midline crossing
Why enroll now?
Did you know that as children grow they go through developmental “windows of opportunities”? When the windows are open, children have an amazing opportunity to learn new skills and concepts with remarkable ease.
Once the window has closed, however, the same skills must be learned through memorization and repetition.
It is important to stimulate a child’s brain with movement when they are in the midst of these sensitive periods. This will not only lay a good foundation for motor development but also academic, social and emotional development!
