Eating involves all the senses, not just taste. By exploring with other senses, your child will be comfortable trying new foods. Read our tips + tricks for introducing new foods into your toddler's diet.
TYPICAL PLAY DEVELOPMENT FOR BABY 0-15 MONTHS
Integrating and processing information from the tactile, proprioceptive, and vestibular systems, along with the other senses (sight,sound, taste, and smell), makes it possible to successfully participate in everyday activities.
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LEGO Minifigures Disney Series 2 Item # 71024 - 7 pc set
Have fun trading minifigures with your friends to complete your collection
Hidden Side El Fuego's Stunt Truck Item # 70421 - 428 pc set
This unique toy features a stunt truck with rear suspension, space for 2 minifigures in the cabin and a rear-mounted toy cannon, plus an awesome 3-wheel motorcycle chopper with space for 2 minifigures.
LEGO Ideas Dinosaur Fossils Item # 21320 - 910 pc set
This 910 piece puzzle set includes an instruction booklet with fascinating facts about T.rex, Triceratops and Pteranodon
Which nutrients nourish the brain and eyes?
As the command center of the nervous system, the brain receives and makes sense of input from the eyes, other senses, and nerves. Then it tells the muscles what to do, like a boss.
Video - 4-6 Month Old Sensory Milestones
Starting at 4 months old baby is able to do a lot more. Baby’s personality is starting to shine through and you are learning more about what sensory experiences baby likes and dislikes.
Infant Swimming Resource - BATH TUB SAFETY
- Never leave your child alone in the bathtub
- Don’t answer the phone, the door or get a towel -- if you need to leave take your child with you
- Watch your child from the moment they get in the tub until the moment they get out and dry off
- Don’t leave a baby or toddler in a bathtub under the care of another young child