Your two-month-old is getting bigger and staying awake for up to one-hour periods. They are starting to smile more and move their arms and legs towards their bodies and they are beginning to hold their head up more. However, you may be wondering what to do with them and how to play with a 2-month-old …
Your baby is probably starting to stay awake for longer periods at a time now, and you may be wondering: How to play with a one-month-old baby? Now that your baby is getting used to life outside of the womb, they will have more extended wake periods and will need more stimulation. This guide will …
Tummy time is more than just a playtime activity; it’s a crucial aspect of your baby’s development journey. As your little one grows and explores the world around them, giving them regular opportunities to be on their tummies lays the foundation for essential physical and cognitive milestones. There is a reason, after all, for everyone …
The journey of discovery continues as your baby reaches the 6 to 12-month milestone. During this phase, their curiosity knows no bounds, and they’re ready to explore the world around them with newfound determination. To support their cognitive, motor, and social development, it’s essential to provide a range of engaging activities that cater to their …
As your baby continues to grow and develop, their curiosity and abilities expand with each passing day. The period between 3 and 6 months is an exciting time of discovery, and engaging playtime activities can contribute significantly to their cognitive, motor, and sensory development. In this blog post, we’ll learn how to play with babies …
Welcome to the enchanting world of parenthood, where every moment with your precious newborn is a treasure waiting to be discovered. During those tender first few months, your baby may seem too fragile for playtime, but in reality, play is an essential part of their early development. Engaging with your 0-3-month-old may not involve board …
Your five-month-old baby is sure growing fast! This month, they are working on becoming mobile and sitting upright on their own. If you haven’t already, this is the time to really start focusing on baby-proofing your house. Make sure things get picked up off the floor and there is nothing around for your baby to …
Having a four-month-old baby is full of fun times. After all the hard work you have been putting in over the last four months, it will really start to be worth it now. Your little one is smiling and laughing, and even starting to play more with you. You are already going to start having …
Your three-month-old baby is now considered an infant and is no longer a newborn. This means you have officially survived the newborn stage. However, it may be bittersweet, as it reminds you how fast your little one will be growing up. Enjoy every moment you can, this next stage is challenging, but also a lot …
Overview Now that you have a two-month-old baby, you are probably starting to feel the rewards of parenting. Your little one is now staying awake for longer periods of time. This means more time to bond and play. Your baby should also be smiling in response to seeing you, and those little gummy smiles are …