Babies & toddlers
Bringing a new baby home is exciting but can also be tough. Baby blues, or a feeling of sadness after your baby arrives, are extremely common. Here are some ways to manage these feelings.
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Sit up and look 2-8 months
This activity helps your baby to develop basic upper body movements, visual acuity, and core strength with balance. Sit with your baby on your lap, sitting upright and facing forward like you. Point at different things that are happening (children playing, cars driving, birds singing, rain falling, etc.) and talk to your baby about what you’re seeing.
Climbing 1-3 years
Children love to climb! Here are some ideas to help your child to explore climbing safely. This is a great way to develop their balance and physical coordination, along with some agility, while building strength in their arms and legs.
Tiger tail 2-3 years
Show your child pictures of big cats such as tigers, lions, leopards, and cheetahs, then pretend that both of you are tigers (or lions, leopards, etc.). Add a chasing element to the game and you are helping your child to develop agility, balance, and early running.