Enhance Your Child's Brain Development through Movement.
🧸 At NeuroMove, we support babies, toddlers, and children develop their cognitive potential through active movement. Movement experiences and opportunities are key to unlocking behavioral issues, cognitive support, and learning potential
🤝 We provide parents, educators, and specialists with the information and training to help negate the issues related to sensory behaviours, a sedentary lifestyle, and excessive screen time with fun, engaging, synapse-building activities.
Does your child...
🦶Walk on their toes
🧘 Find it difficult to sit still
🤕 Bump into objects or are clumsy
🤮 Have car or motion sickness
✏️ Swap their pencil between hands
🖍️ Have messy writing
📚 Struggle with reading & comprehension
🖐Frequently shake their hands
Or are they…
🎯 Uncoordinated
⚖️ Unable to balance
🤔 Forgetful
😭 Overwhelmed easily
😫 Sensitive to noisy or busy environments
😣 Struggle with concentration and focus
🖍️ Reverse letters and numbers
✏️Apply to much or too little force when writing
We can help!
Our Solutions
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For Under Five Educators
NeuroMove can come to your Centre and deliver professional development for your staff. We provide insights and strategies to ensure you are equipped with simple, movement-friendly activities for early learners.
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For Parents
NeuroMove offers advice and guidance that will benefit and help develop your baby, toddler or child. Enquire for a free 1-on-1 session for you and your child or to arrange a group session with other parents.
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For Teachers
NeuroMove offers whole staff, professional development workshops, providing simple movement activities to enhance learning and to integrate movement into the classroom.
🤸🏽 Movement-Based Learning for Brain Development
Our science-backed programs use movement activities to help children improve motor skills, balance, coordination, and cognitive abilities. These activities stimulate the brain, laying the foundation for lifelong learning.
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