baby play ideas

Travel Tips for Road Tripping with a Baby

Travel Tips for Road Tripping with a Baby

Traveling with a baby can be tough, give yourself some grace and try to be flexible. We’ve traveled a lot with our babies so here are some of the tips and car friendly play ideas we’ve learned along the way. We hope they help you!

Floor Play Ideas for Every Stage of Development

Floor Play Ideas for Every Stage of Development

Parents often hear that tummy time is important for babies but research supports that floor play is actually very important for every stage of baby’s motor development. That’s why we’re passionate about our “The Floor Builds the Core concept which states that a baby gets stronger and masters motor skills by learning how to move in and out of positions while they’re on the floor.

More info here on the movement science behind our “The Floor Builds the Core™” framework.

How to Play with a Wobbly Sitting Baby

How to Play with a Wobbly Sitting Baby

Did you know that sitting is only functional if you can do something there - like reach or watch something? Well, being placed in sitting but not being able to do anything, reach for anything, play, or get in and out of the position isn’t very functional for baby. And you know we’re all about functional play around here! Below you’ll find ways to play with your babe throughout the progression of learning to sit .

Keeping Baby Busy While Working From Home

Keeping Baby Busy While Working From Home

Keeping a baby busy while working from home can be daunting. Join us as we walk you through how to prepare your day for success and for 25 FREE ideas to keep your baby busy with simple stuff you already have at home.

How to Encourage Your Baby to Take First Steps

How to Encourage Your Baby to Take First Steps

One of my most commonly asked questions from parents is, “How do I teach my baby to walk? He seems close!” Without seeing your child, it’s hard to say exactly why he isn’t walking yet, but it is most often because he needs to do a little more strength and endurance work before he is really ready to take those first dynamic steps unsupported- it is a ton of work!