Sensory Sound Play🎵 Sensory play is an important way for babies and children to learn—sensory play enhances memory, develops problem-solving, builds neural connections, supports language development, and much more.
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Vestibular Processing 🕺🏽 Motion is important for baby to develop her vestibular system, which helps her orient herself in space, balance, and coordinate her movements.
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Easter Egg Mobile 🐣 Use your plastic Easter eggs to make back play and tummy time more fun for your little!
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Magazine Cards 📮 Do you need a way to use up your old magazines or catalogs? This easy hack is fun for your baby and practically free!
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Toy Cupcake Tin🧁 This is a great, easy-to-prep activity for babies lifting their chests during tummy time and up (around 4 or 5 months and up) .
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Bead Bag 🧡 I have a slight obsession with water beads, I am not ashamed to admit it!
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Ducky Pan ! This easy baby play hack is perfect for sprucing up tummy time!
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Ribbon Play! This hack is great for back play, tummy time and sitting!
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Peek-a-Boo Sensory Board! Engage baby with an easy DIY board for touching and feeling different materials.
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Baking Paper Crinkle! This easy tummy time activity is so inexpensive and fun!
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Water Beads Sensory Bottle! You guys, I can’t believe I just found water beads. I cannot stop playing with them!
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The BabyPlayHacks guide to baby registry play items. 6 essentials for any play space!
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Ice Cold Sensory Bag ❄️ Help your baby learn in a different way by feeling cold objects during tummy time.
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Soap Sensory Bottles! I am a very use-what-you-have kind of person, that’s why I love this sensory bottle!
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Loofah Batting Balls! I can't think of an easier activity for your little than hanging some loofahs—this is fun from newborns up!
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Glow Stick Tummy Time! Intrigue baby with the neon colors and light of glow sticks!
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This is a great tummy time tip for infants, especially if they do not love tummy time.
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Colorful DIY infant mobile! High contrast images keep newborns’ attention and are great for their development, and when they begin to see color they love bright tones.
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