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If your baby is beginning to turn, twist and move onto their side, they may be learning to roll. Discover gentle play ideas for 5–6 months using visual cards, sound and the rolling bell.

At 5–6 months, babies may still enjoy bold black-and-white patterns while becoming increasingly interested in colour, detail and choice. Discover gentle visual-play activities for tracking, rolling and reaching.

At 5–6 months, your baby may begin rolling, reaching with greater purpose, exploring objects with their mouth and preparing for supported sitting. Discover common milestones and simple play ideas for this active stage.

Play at 3–4 months does not need to be complicated. A familiar face, a gentle voice, a soft touch and a few focused minutes together can offer everything your baby needs to look, listen and connect.

Learn when babies begin reaching for toys, what early reaching looks like at 3–4 months and how simple play can support hand awareness, coordination and first attempts to touch and grasp.

Discover five simple sensory-play activities with visual cards for babies aged 3–4 months, supporting visual tracking, tummy time, early reaching and calm parent–baby connection.

Discover simple tummy-time activities for babies aged 3–4 months that support head control, upper-body strength and confident movement through face-to-face play, sensory cards and a soft book.

Discover how your baby may develop at 3–4 months, from stronger head control and visual tracking to early reaching, social smiles and simple ways to play together.

Halfway there. Discover how your baby grows around month five, from stronger movement and developing hearing to skin, reflexes and the remarkable changes happening around 20 weeks.

Celebrate your baby’s first birthday with simple play, meaningful memories and a calmer celebration. Discover what development may look like around 12 months, how to avoid milestone pressure and how to create first-birthday moments worth remembering.