There is so much physical and communication growth taking place in these months! They have learned to sit up, roll over, crawl, pull themselves up in standing position and maybe even walk. These new skills have boosted their confidence, they are ready to learn and be on the move! Learn about developmental toys appropriate for this age, body positioning to encourage transitions, and activities that challenge their thinking skills and more to help baby. While we are still watching for cues from your baby to meet his/her needs, your baby’s is also beginning to use words to communicate with you. Learn how to help your baby with sounds, signs and what you can be doing to encourage them to copy and repeat. Learn this and more alongside songs, instrument play and rhymes just for baby.

There is so much physical and communication growth taking place in these months! They have learned to sit up, roll over, crawl, pull themselves up in standing position and maybe even walk. These new skills have boosted their confidence, they are ready to learn and be on the move! Learn about developmental toys appropriate for this age, body positioning to encourage transitions, and activities that challenge their thinking skills and more to help baby. While we are still watching for cues from your baby to meet his/her needs, your baby’s is also beginning to use words to communicate with you. Learn how to help your baby with sounds, signs and what you can be doing to encourage them to copy and repeat. Learn this and more alongside songs, instrument play and rhymes just for baby.

Now that your baby is gaining control over her body, you will see that they are beginning to interact with their world. Your baby’s memory and attention span are increasing, you’ll start to see evidence that he/she is not only absorbing information but also applying it to her day-to-day activities. These are some important months for cognitive and emotional growth. Learn ways to help baby process, engage/play and express him/herself. Learn this and more alongside some song, rhymes, and music just for baby.

That 0–3-month-old age is hard. You’re meeting their physical needs- eat, sleep, change repeat! But what else can you be doing to help baby developmentally? How can you “play” with them when they are so little? What milestones should they be meeting during this time? Learn this and more alongside some music and rhythm just for baby.