Water Splash Play
Fill a shallow basin with warm water. Let baby splash with hands and floating toys. Water play is a sensory powerhouse — temperature, movement, cause and effect.
Materials: Shallow basin, Floating toys, Towel
Sitting, crawling, and exploring textures. Here are 5 activities to try.
Fill a shallow basin with warm water. Let baby splash with hands and floating toys. Water play is a sensory powerhouse — temperature, movement, cause and effect.
Materials: Shallow basin, Floating toys, Towel
Show baby how to stack cups and then knock them down. At this age, the knocking down is the best part! Builds hand-eye coordination and understanding of gravity.
Materials: Stacking cups or small containers
Sit baby in your lap and flip through sturdy board books. Point at pictures and name things: 'Look, a cat!' Let them grab and mouth the book — it's all learning.
Materials: Board books
Clap baby's hands together while singing 'Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker's man.' Hand-clapping games build rhythm awareness, coordination, and language at once.
Sit on a blanket in the garden. Let baby touch grass, feel leaves, and explore natural textures. Nature is the ultimate sensory playground.
Materials: Blanket
Always adapt activities to your child's age and developmental stage. Supervise all play. Check that materials and toys are age-appropriate and free of choking hazards.