Taf Toys Newborn Kit Developmental Gift Set

Bay Gift Set: In the first few months after birth, your newborn is just beginning to understand how to use their senses to process the world around them. Our Newborn kit includes 12 must-have toys for newborns: Baby-Safe Mirror, Lion Blankie, Tummy-time Pillow, Rattle Ring, Crinkle Lion Cub, 5 Double Sided Flash Cards (10 images), 2 card holders & a developmental guide with developmental tips and explains how using each toy inside this kit helps the baby. Great as a gift or for self-purchase

Visual Stimulation 0M+: At first, Your baby’s vision is mainly limited to high contrast colors & recognition of their parents’ faces. This will improve, allowing baby to see more clearly. Provide visual stimulation using the cards in this kit to help your baby to focus and develop their eye muscles. Hold the images 20-30 cm away from your baby & change these from time to time. Place a mirror close to your baby. Gazing at themselves in a mirror will help to develop their ability to concentrate.

Tummy-Time: practices essential skills such as lifting & turning the head & strengthening baby’s arms & shoulders in readiness for rolling over, crawling, sitting and walking. Start getting your baby on his tummy as early as day one. Use the tummy time pillow to provide support whilst your newborn’s muscles start to strengthen. Make sure that there are interesting images for them to look up at to keep them interested. Combine the pillow with the tummy time cards for added visual stimulation.

Cause & Effect: From around 2 months baby will start reaching out for interesting objects & grabbing them. Place the rattle ring within your baby’s reach. They will be delighted from grabbing this, & the sound will motivate them to keep repeating their actions. Attach the toys to the tummy time pillow. They will trigger his curiosity & sense of discovery. Made of safe & eco-friendly materials with ASTM/CPSIA certification. 0-6 months gift. BPA-free, PVC-free, Phthalate-free SIZE: ‎89x66x15"

Transitional Object - around 6 months babies can develop a sense of separation from their caregiver. This can be easier with a transitional object used for reassurance. A cuddly blankie that carries parents’ smell can help baby to self soothe. Involve the lion blankie in play & interactions. Use it to encourage baby to grab. The mane teether is great for mouthing, helping little ones to develop hand eye coordination. This way, it will gradually become a significant part of your baby’s world.