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The first year of life is full of exciting changes- rolling, reaching, grasping, sitting, crawling. The right toys encourage exploration and make each milestone more engaging for your baby.
Our Infant Toy Guide was created by child development specialists and former preschool teachers to give parents peace of mind when choosing toys. Each recommendation is purposeful, and designed to nurture your baby’s growth during those important early months. Please supervise your baby as they play.
Inside you’ll find:
12 infant toys that support sensory exploration, tummy time, grasping, cause-and-effect, and early movement
Expert notes on how each toy supports brain development, motor skills and problem solving skills
Instant clickable shopping links for stress-free purchasing
A beautifully designed PDF delivered directly to your inbox
Whether you’re a new parent, building a baby registry, or searching for a thoughtful gift, this guide takes the guesswork out of finding toys that are both safe and developmentally appropriate.
The first year of life is full of exciting changes- rolling, reaching, grasping, sitting, crawling. The right toys encourage exploration and make each milestone more engaging for your baby.
Our Infant Toy Guide was created by child development specialists and former preschool teachers to give parents peace of mind when choosing toys. Each recommendation is purposeful, and designed to nurture your baby’s growth during those important early months. Please supervise your baby as they play.
Inside you’ll find:
12 infant toys that support sensory exploration, tummy time, grasping, cause-and-effect, and early movement
Expert notes on how each toy supports brain development, motor skills and problem solving skills
Instant clickable shopping links for stress-free purchasing
A beautifully designed PDF delivered directly to your inbox
Whether you’re a new parent, building a baby registry, or searching for a thoughtful gift, this guide takes the guesswork out of finding toys that are both safe and developmentally appropriate.