Board books and cloth books for patting, pointing and talking
Measuring spoons
Roly poly bat-at toys
Why your baby will enjoy this toy now:
What you can do to help your baby learn more with:
Your baby is probably still playing on his back or tummy, and possibly trying to sit up. A roly-poly toy is perfect for this stage because baby can make it move without causing it to roll away. At first, make the action happen yourself so baby can see what it's all about, then watch what baby does in response.
To encourage baby to move his developing muscles, put this toy within his view, at arm's length away. Baby will want to move toward it to get a closer look.
Introduce a roly-poly toy when you're giving baby some tummy-time. Put it on the floor in front of him where he can easily see its bright colours when he lifts his head up. Baby can look at it and bat at it to make the intriguing action happen. Freshen the challenge by occasionally alternating it from baby's right side to his left.
All children develop at their own pace, and reach milestones at different times. The highlights mentioned in this web site are meant as approximate guidelines only. If you have any questions about your child's development, consult your healthcare provider.