How Gooru Mirror May Help Children Avoid Separation Anxiety When Switching to a Forward-Facing Stroller
On Object Permanence and Separation Anxiety – Theory Children develop significant object permanence between 4-8 months of age without developing a concept of time. They realize mom and dad exist when out of sight, yet won’t know mom will come back if she leaves, which in some cases can cause a child to cry with fear. Children […]
The Use of Gooru Mirror as a Support Tool for Autism Spectrum Engagement
When attached to a stroller, Gooru Mirror increases face-to-face time with young children, aiding bonding and general brain development. There may be additional benefits for neurodiverse children on the Autism Spectrum, representing an estimated 1 in 54 babies in the USA. Gooru Mirror as a Support Option for Autism Spectrum Children on theAutism Spectrum become […]
Using Gooru Mirror to Communicate with Sign Language on a Stroller
An estimated 500,000 people use American Sign Language (ASL) on any given day. Sign language is a form of human communication necessary for some and may provide significant developmental advantages to young children, deaf and hearing alike. Benefits of Sign Language for All Children National Institutes of Health: “Existing research suggests that there may be […]
Accelerated Child Brain Development when Parents use Serve and Return during Stroller time
“The most important influence on early brain development is the real-life serve and return interaction with caring adults.” Harvard’s Center on the Developing Child. The award-winning Gooru Mirror is the world’s first purpose-built, universally attachable mirror explicitly designed for use on any stroller. For the good of children everywhere, Gooru Mirror makes Serve and Return […]
Effortless Brain Acceleration with Gooru Mirror – Founder’s Perspective
In 2015, I started serving as an elite admissions selector, charged with evaluating and choosing the world’s most promising future global leaders for Schwarzman Scholars. In the midst of this, I had a cute little guy at home who called me Daddy. I decided to study child brain development in my spare time and read […]
Education at Home: Pandemic Plan for Working Parents with Kids Aged 4+
A friend asked me how my family of four was managing through COVID 19 and quarantine, so I put together this blog post highlighting our process. It works great for us, and I hope it can help some people looking for support during the pandemic. Problem: – How to get older kids (4+) to run […]