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0-12 weeks
Week 2: Why your baby need tummy time
When your baby is on his tummy, you are helping him lay the foundations for future milestones. Learn why tummy time is essential.
Week 8: Tummy time ideas your baby won't hate
Try these alternatives if your baby (like many others) hates tummy time
Week 18: Fun & easy sensory ideas for tummy time
Combine the benefits of tummy time with a sensory experience to keep your baby happy. Here are our favourite ideas.
Week 14: Reaching & Grasping: Why it’s important and how to encourage it
Your baby’s small movements lay the foundation for more challenging ones. Here’s why reaching and grasping are critical for further motor development.