Electrical wiring in home can also disrupt balance of five elements if improperly placed. Such factors have been scientifically proven to influence health and disposition of your child. Indoor environmental testing for Geopathic Stress can support your peace of mind and protect you and your baby.

There are several things you can do yourself to make changes that balance your environment for positive results. Here are some actions you can take today that will make a world of difference:

According to Vastu Shastra, northwest is associated with air element. To balance this element in your baby’s room, hang a mobile in northwest corner of crib. This will help stimulate their ability to learn. Also, fresh air is extremely important for infants and older children. Having window open, even a quarter of an inch, will help eliminate toxins that can build up and circulate in air.

Place crib in southwest area of room with baby’s head to east. The southwest is associated with grounding energy of earth element and supports development of motor skills. Babies also sleep better and have fewer problems with teething in this configuration.

Use a nightlight in southeast area of your baby’s room. The southeast is associated with fire element and promotes growth of visual skills. Balancing fire element also reduces agitation and helps give babies a feeling of security.

These are just a few steps you can take to create proactive support for your child. All five elements need to be considered and balanced properly to experience full benefits of Vastu Shastra. It is advisable to have your home analyzed by a qualified Vastu professional.

I can’t say enough about power and beauty that Vastu Shastra can offer. It is such an impressive tool that can be felt instantly once environment has been balanced. It affects most sensitive members of family first, which means your baby will benefit from changes made immediately.

Buy some play money. Talk about pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. A penny is 1 cent, a nickel is 5 cents (etc.) Ask how many pennies are in a nickel. How many in a dime? How many coins make 12 cents, 13 cents (etc.)?

Review shapes with your child …have a shape of week, number/letter of day, color of day, shape of day.

Get a children's magazine and read stories, do activities with your child. Help your child direct a play with neighborhood friends. http://www.parentinginformation.org/booksboxes.htm

Hug your child, pray with your child at night, go on walks in woods with your child. Go to pool with your child. Love them and take time for them. They grow up quickly. My youngest is going into 10th grade!

Get Your Child Ready for School, From U.S. Dept. of Education: http://readyweb.crc.uiuc.edu/library/1992/getready/getready.html