Reggio inspired infant activities

Create a simple yet stimulating baby play area using open-ended toys made from natural materials and incorporating some philosophies from Montessori and Reggio thinking. When baby Bean was newborn we put together a baby play space based on Reggio ideas of simplicity, light and real materials, and that included no plastic toys or electronic gizmos....Read More »

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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

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For stay-home days when the outdoor weather isn't agreeable or we're down with a bug, I provide Reggio Emilia inspired open-ended sensory play activities for my baby to engage in. These are the top 13 open-ended sensory play activities I have tried with my baby, all using nature-based elements, everyday household items repurposed materials. These sensory provocations enable my baby to make new discoveries and learn about the world around her through her senses.

Create a simple yet stimulating baby play area using open-ended toys made from natural materials and incorporating some philosophies from Montessori and Reggio thinking. When baby Bean was newborn we put together a baby play space based on Reggio ideas of simplicity, light and real materials, and that included no plastic toys or electronic gizmos....Read More »

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