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Speech begins to be an area of concern right around this age. Some children may have said their first words while some may still be babbling - both of which...

Simply put, open-ended play generally does not have a final goal. For example, when your child plays with building blocks, they can build anything - there is no ‘right answer’....

It’s a common misconception that parents must buy baby toys that light up, make sounds, and play music. While having one or two of these toys can be interesting for...

Inevitably, babies at this age will put everything into their mouths. That’s why it’s crucial to establish a cleaning routine for their toys. As a toy maker, here are our...

Sensory bags have all the benefits of sensory play minus the mess! You can put things inside the bag that you might not usually let your baby explore, like small...

Parents have been singing lullabies to their children for centuries- and science shows why. Several studies suggest that lullabies not only help improve infant sleep quality but also reduce parental...

Why do you look in the mirror? Maybe it’s to do your makeup or shave your beard. To do these things, you have to understand that the person in the...

It’s never too early for tummy time- in fact, you can start tummy time as early as the first week back home! Contrary to what many people think, you don't...