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From Black and White to Color: Visual Play for Babies at 5–6 Months
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.
What Does Play Look Like at 3–4 Months? A Gentle Guide for Parents
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.
When Do Babies Start Reaching for Toys? Activities for 3–4 Months
Babies often begin batting and reaching towards toys at around 3–4 months. Learn what early reaching looks like and explore gentle activities that support hand awareness, coordination and first attempts to touch a toy.
Sensory Play for 3–4-Month-Old Babies: 5 Easy Activities with Visual Cards
Visual cards offer a simple way to support looking, tracking, tummy time and early reaching at 3–4 months. Explore five gentle activities that follow your baby’s attention and natural pace.
Tummy Time at 3–4 Months: Simple Activities to Build Strength and Confidence
Tummy time at 3–4 months can become a playful opportunity to build strength, practise head control and explore the world from a new position. Discover simple activities using your face, sensory cards and a soft book.