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Age: From 6 Months Old Most Babies are fascinated by bubble. Sit your baby in a bouncy chair or car seat and blow bubble around them. See how they follow the bubbles with their eyes as they float down.Read More

Materials needed: Small toys or books, blanket What to do: Place a toy or book under a blanket, leaving part of the object showing. Then ask your baby, “Where is it?” and encourage him to look for it. “Babies will usually grab it and dig under the blanket, “If yours doesn’t, you could remove and...Read More

Play – Paw Prints Print or draw and cut out the paw prints.  Arrange them on the floor, creating a path that children can walk along. Encourage them to follow identical paw prints.  Stick a picture of the corresponding animal at the end of each path so they can discover who the tracks belong to....Read More

Song – Three Little Kittens The three little kittens, they lost their mittens, And they began to cry, “Oh, mother dear, we sadly fear, That we have lost our mittens.” “What!   Lost your mittens, you naughty kittens! Then you shall have no pie.” “Meow, meow, meow.” “Then you shall have no pie.” The three little kittens,...Read More

Activity 2 Make Cat Faced Pizza’s. You will need: Little Pizzas Cheese Olives Raw Spaghetti Decorate your frozen pizza with a face and whiskers, bake as per the instructions.  Read More

Story – Are you my Mother? Activity – Make a Cat Bookmark. You will need: Coloured Paper Markers Scissors Pencil Ruler Using the picture below design a template only the paws are cut out along the line, decorate and use it to keep the place in your favorite book.Read More

Materials needed: Cheerios, opaque plastic cups What to do: Create your own version of the old-fashioned shell game by hiding a Cheerio under a cup and seeing if your baby can find it. This simple activity reinforces object permanence, a major concept. Variations: Using two different-colored cups, put the Cheerio under one cup and move...Read More

Materials needed: None What to do: Around 6 to 8 months of age, your child will learn to clap, so encourage them with this rhyme: Clap, clap, one, two, three Clap, clap, clap with me. Clap, clap, four and five. Clap, clap, clap, bees in hive. Clap, clap, six, seven, eight. Clap, clap, clap, you...Read More

DAY 2 Balloon Tennis You will need paper plates, craft sticks and a balloon. Let the children colour in the paper plates, stick the craft stick to the back of the paper plate close to the centre using sticky tape. Either let each child have their own “bat” and balloon, or older children can play...Read More

DAY 2  Story – Are you my Mother? Activity 1 – Draw a picture of your family Song – There were Five in the Bed There were five in the bed And the little one said, “Roll over! Roll over!” So they all rolled over and one fell out There were four in the bed...Read More

Materials needed: Wooden puzzles What to do: Around your babies first birthday, they will be ready for large wooden puzzles, Suggested with colorful shapes or pictures. You may have to guide their hands, Clap and cheer when they are successful. Skills learned: Problem solving, fine motor skills, visual skillsRead More

Materials needed: Plastic measuring cups What to do: Take turns stacking the cups and knocking them down. You can also have a “race,”where you both stack cups at the same time. Skills learned: Understanding cause and effect, fine motor skillsRead More

Age: From Birth Water has such a joyful relaxing effect on children – feel free to take advantage any time of the day. Your baby can go right in the tub (with you if you’d like) as you use your hands, sponges and funnels to splash water on different parts of their body.  When your...Read More

DAY 1 Story – Are you my Mother? Activity 1 – Draw a picture of a bird nest Activity 2 – Walk outside and pick up leaves. Use them to make a nest on a page Play  – Roll the Egg If you have more than one child it can be a race, or for...Read More

We’d suggest the following items to try and stock up on while we are in lock down: Coloured Pencils & Cardboard Paper Plates Ziploc Bags Duct Tape Masking Tape Sellotape Glue String Maizena Food Colouring Flour Pom Poms Feathers Hair Gel Glitter BeadsRead More

It’s gooey and squishy without any mess! It’s calming too. Like a Zen sand garden for children in bright colors. Make shapes or pattens or just repeatedly crumple it. It’s different every time. Supplies: -1 cup cornstarch -1/3 cup sugar -4 cups cold water -food coloring -sealable bags – I used gallon freezer size Whisk...Read More