Accroding to Helen Brown author of Parenting for Dummies: "Teeny-tiny, just-been-born babies don’t need toys: they can’t hold anything and they can’t see much. But roll forward even a few weeks, and ...

This ribbon pull toy is a really easy and fun way to help develop your baby's motor skills. Watch the video below to see the toy in action. 1. Cut several random holes in your crisp tube using ...

The thinking process of baby development starts in the first minutes of the baby’s life. They are influenced by everything surrounding them especially the things that they interact with more ...

If you don't have kids, shopping for baby gifts can feel super daunting. Does a cute toy phone break their parents’ no-screens rule? Are blinking lights good for stimulation or are they too ...

Similarly, one baby might drop off like a stone when they hear a waterfall, another might prefer the sound of snoring, so the more options the better. Lights – Newborn babies aren’t afraid of the dark ...

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Toys that make noises and are of bright colors are ideal. Rattles, musical instruments, toys that chime, and stacking cups are great examples. Also, let your baby explore different textures. Cloth ...

your baby is getting ready to become a language learner. When babies walk, it's a major milestone in their physical development. But did you know it also helps with language? How tasting toys ...

Kids love making music, but kid-friendly instruments can sound loud and tinny ... or slide each latch. “The best baby toys are sensory, like this,” Wilson said. “They love lots of little ...

Choose from this group of plush Bluey toys which includes Bluey, her little sister Bingo, Baby Bluey, Chef Bingo, Socks ...