Enjoy this high contrast baby sensory video with added movement and calming classical music by J.S. Bach to share with your baby.

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A fun high-contrast color animation with nursery rhymes music that will captivate your baby's attention. This video will encourage visual and auditory develo...

Get ready for an out-of-this-world sensory experience that will delight both babies and parents alike. The bright colours and playful scenes will capture your baby's attention and provide...

Try these fun and educational sensory play activities that are safe for your baby and toddler. Most are taste-safe and are fun enough for the older kids to join in the fun.

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Baby Sensory® provides ideas for creative play, massage, tummy time, movement, visual development, textures, scents and music in simple practical ways that can be easily repeated at home.

May 2, 2024 · If you need to find a way to extend tummy time or you want your little one to explore and safely learn about their world, then here’s a list of 60 Sensory Activities for Babies. If you’re a new mommy, you’ll soon find out that playing with babies can be HARD.

Explore the five senses with these sensory activities. Let your baby or toddler see the colors, feel the textures, taste the edible paints (if you choose), hear the various sounds, and smell the different odors. So much learning, growing, and playing! Can you sense how excited I am to share these sensory activities with you?

When your baby is alert and ready to play, try these sensory activities at home: Cuddling and Reading: Hold your baby close and read stories. This helps with bonding and introduces new sounds and rhythms. Music and Toys: Listen to music together and explore colorful, interesting shapes and toys.