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08
Nov
The vast majority of parents and caregivers have heard of sensory play these days and many are aware of the benefits associated with this type of play. As the name suggests, sensory play is designed to stimulate a little one’s sense of touch, sight, sound, smell and taste, and there are lots of different sensory toys and props that you can use whilst playing with your baby. Although some baby sensory toys are closed-ended, more often than not the items that are used for sensory play are multi-functional and they can be played with in various different ways. If you’re...
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01
Nov
For the first few months of their lives, babies can only see black, white and grey shades, and purchasing monochrome toys for them to play with can be really beneficial. Black and white toys with highly contrasting patterns or shapes will stimulate your little one’s vision and they’re much more engaging for them than other colourful alternatives. There are a number of different black and white sensory toys on the market, many of which have their own unique advantages in addition to the benefits associated with high contrast toys, and there are even monochrome sensory boxes too. If you’re interested...
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29
Oct
Choosing a gift for a family member or friend’s newborn baby can feel like an impossible task. More often than not, you will purchase the same cuddle toy as someone else, an item of clothing that the baby grows out of really quickly or a sentimental gift that ends up collecting dust on a shelf somewhere. However, thankfully, there is a brilliant gift solution for any new parents; baby sensory toys or baby sensory boxes, in particular. It can be easy to overlook sensory toys when buying a gift for a newborn baby, often because people don’t know that much...
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