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The answer is yes, and no! In essence babies need stimulation of their senses to develop, but how to do that doesn't need to involve expense or endless 'toys'.
Sight - in the first few months babies have a limited distance they can see of up to a few inches getting up to a few feet by around 6 months. Early on just encourage your baby to look at different objects, whatever you have around (tv remote, cup, watch, pen, hairbrush, keys) just bring it within your babies field of vision and back out again - this works on eye tracking. As they get older they will start to reach and grab for objects so make sure what you have is small and light enough that they won't hurt themselves if they grab it and wave it around. For this reason our infant section of the shop is filled with light timber toys, natural rubber teethers and toys and softies as the most popular choices.
We get loads of people asking for suggestions on the best baby toys - so it's prompted me to write this post and answer the question "Do babies really need toys".
Tracking your baby doesn't have to be overly complicated. For those who love keeping information all in one place, like an app, many free baby tracking apps are on the market now.
I truly believe that all kids need to be able to engage with games in a solo way. It brings an element of concentration that is not hindered by in game chit chat or distractions. It allows them time to set their own pace.
Most babies will start using the pincer grasp around 8 to 10 month of age. At this time, little ones generally hold objects closer to the base of the thumb and index finger.
This is our second blog filled with things to do at home - the first one you can find here - and this one is overflowing with suggestions, links, ideas and inspiration!
We get loads of people asking for suggestions on the best baby toys - so it's prompted me to write this post and answer the question "Do babies really need toys".
Tracking your baby doesn't have to be overly complicated. For those who love keeping information all in one place, like an app, many free baby tracking apps are on the market now.
I truly believe that all kids need to be able to engage with games in a solo way. It brings an element of concentration that is not hindered by in game chit chat or distractions. It allows them time to set their own pace.
Most babies will start using the pincer grasp around 8 to 10 month of age. At this time, little ones generally hold objects closer to the base of the thumb and index finger.
This is our second blog filled with things to do at home - the first one you can find here - and this one is overflowing with suggestions, links, ideas and inspiration!
We get loads of people asking for suggestions on the best baby toys - so it's prompted me to write this post and answer the question "Do babies really need toys".
Tracking your baby doesn't have to be overly complicated. For those who love keeping information all in one place, like an app, many free baby tracking apps are on the market now.