Sensory Play for Baby
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Importance and benefits
- Stimulate different senses including touch, sight, smell, sound, taste, and movement to encourage exploration
- Develop physical skills through actions such as squeezing, shredding, etc.
- Brings developmental benefits by promoting coordination and sensory integration
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Sensory play by stages
- Newborn: Sensory input such as sounds and textures
- Infant: Grabbing, mouthing, and reaching for objects
- Toddlers: Complex activities such as playing with water, sand, and textured materials
What you can try
- Exposing babies to various sensory input, such as high-contrast images and nature walks
- Offer comforters with sounds for babies to explore and mouth safely
- For toddler, DIY sensory bins, musical instruments, and taste exploration activities to provide stimulating and fun experiences
Peekaboo!
Our curated gift set is thoughtfully designed to support baby’s early learning and development. It includes soft comforters, engaging rattles, and interactive cloth books to stimulate the senses and provide comfort. This all-in-one set is the perfect choice to bring joy and developmental benefits to the little one
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