Is there anyone in the world who doesn't like this book? It's an absolute classic and we love it so much that we have decided to turn it...

Breathing is something we do naturally, all day, every day and it’s important we teach breathing to our babies as breath is vital to...

Colour is one of the most abstract and difficult concepts to learn. Babies typically enter the one word utterances stage at 12-18 months...

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Playing with scarves is a wonderful sensory activity for babies. We also think they have so many benefits for children too, which is why...

Sock puppets are a really fun way to interact with your baby as well as being super simple to create. They inspire wonder, creativity...

Reading aloud to your baby is a lovely activity that you is super important for your babies brain. It is something you can share...

Is your baby saying words yet? If not, start with sounds as sounds are much easier to imitate than words. Learning sounds is a precursor...

Through play, you can help your baby to communicate emotions! Babies express their emotions from birth through posture, voice and facial...

Nursery rhymes are crucial to babies development. They help to develop language skills and communication as well as physical and...

From about 7 weeks old, babies are totally fascinated by faces, and rightly so, our faces can do so much. They are super expressive and...

This is a commonly asked question and the answer is simple...all of the time! Start from when baby is in the womb and take every...

From birth, our babies begin communicating with us and this is called the pre intentional stage. Laughing, gazing, cooing, smiling, touch...

First words are something we are desperate to hear but did you know first words are often a fluke? Babies often babble and if it sounds...

Eye contact is such an important skill but it is something that so many adults struggle with. A lot of people find eye contact...

The conversations you have with your unborn baby are laying the foundations for language development