Sensory toys embody the best of both worlds. They're not just loads of fun! They help improve language and motor skills while also boosting children's cognitive development by strengthening the ...

For this reason, they don’t need expensive toys to have fun – there are ... They’re perfect for sensory play. Let your baby feel different vegetables with their hands and mouths, naming ...

These engaging spaces provide a comfy place for tummy time, playtime, and sensory exploration during ... also made our lists for the best baby toys (0-6 months), best toys for 2 year olds, and ...

Pros: Lovely design, machine washable, doubles as a sensory toy and rattle Cons: Can’t be chilled, not for babies who prefer harder surfaces to chew on With its owl design, bug eyes and bright colours ...

From the coziest sleep bags and pajamas to toys and activity centers that ... There are high-contrast cards for the tiniest babies and sensory pieces (like crinkle material and Sound Squares ...

Toys as sensory tools Toys with mirrors provide self-discovery. Gyms with overhead toys promote eye-tracking, and toys with auditory feedback (sounds or lights or both) help with cause and effect. And ...

The exploration of new textures, materials and toys are a great way of helping them make sense of the world around them. The little sensory box on this page will help your baby explore the world ...

This is a four-in-one Bluey playset from Moose Toys. It’s a plane that opens to reveal a hotel and a beach, and the nose of ...

One minute they're cooking up a meal in the pretend kitchenette, the next they're putting out a blaze in the fictional fire ...