Cognitive activities for infants

Oh goodness… Have this little guy and I ever been having fun lately! When Miss G was this same age, we were in a major state of transition {hello packing up an entire life overseas, moving home to Canada, staying with family for several months, and then resettling in a different city} and doing fun…

These baby sensory activities allow babies to learn about themselves, explore objects, and begin to understand how the world works.

Tiny hands, big adventures! Explore the world of fine motor skills with these engaging activities perfect for your little one. A child's fine motor skills at this age are just beginning, so the main goal is to strengthen the small muscles of the hands and fingers. Babies are also working on hand-eye coordination and concentration during these fine motor activities. #FineMotorFun #LittleHands

If you are looking for easy baby activities you will love this super simple peeling tape baby activity. (It's a great toddler activity too!) This fine motor activity is quick and easy to set up and develops so many skills. Not to mention it will keep your baby or toddler busy for long enough for you to grab a hot cup of tea!

50 Activities for Babies 3-12 Months - HAPPY TODDLER PLAYTIME Here are 50+ simple activities for babies you can easily create at home. From sensory bags to baby sticky walls, there are tons of ideas here for your baby. #babyactivities #babyplay #baby

This post shares 21 easy, low-prep activity ideas that you can try with your baby and toddler. Some activities in this post are appropriate for babies as young as 8 months old, and some are better for an older range such as 15 months. All activities are developmentally appropriate and engaging for l

Here are 30 fantasic activities to help your 18-24 month old toddler develop in 5 key areas, which include: fine motor skills, gross motor skills, social / emotional skills, communication skills and cognitive skills. Development activities | development activities for infants | development activities and toddlers

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Agnes | Toddler Learning Activities (@learningfromplaying) This simple activity is easy to set up and you can adapt it to multiple age groups! All you need are some masking tape and some plastic balls. If you don't have balls, you can also use any small toy.