Sensory play recipes
Dancing scarf time
Slow floating movement can really captivate babies and helps them build visual tracking skills essential for focussing as they get older, making this activity perfect to help your little one's eyes develop.
Happy feet and tiny toe rub
Massage helps babies understand their body while promoting bonding and relaxation, it can also have great consequences for gassy tummies or for tired little ones, so is great to do as part of a bedtime routine with dimmer lighting.
Hello baby! Mirror time
Babies are naturally drawn to faces; help encourage their social and emotional development by regularly introducing mirror play, so they can get to know their own faces and the expressions of those around them!
Cuddle and groove time
Rhythmic motion supports balance development and emotional regulation. Help your little one get a headstart by boosting their love of music, whatever your music taste!
Climb the cushion adventure!
This activity is great to build core strength and spatial awareness safely! It also creates a sense of adventure and exploration in your little one.






