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You can gently introduce simple toys within the first few weeks to one month after birth. Think of soft rattles, black-and-white flashcards, or sensory-safe fabric books—just like the ones in our Newborn Starter Set—to begin engaging your baby’s senses from day one.
Yes—play at this stage is less about toys and more about helping your baby grow through tiny, sensory-rich moments. High-contrast cards, crinkly cloth books, and soft-textured rattles found in our First Sensory Play collection are wonderful tools to nurture early motor and visual milestones.
Stick to plush rattles, teething-safe silicone toys, and small stuffed animals without plastic parts. Our handcrafted Soft Plush Toys and Soothing Silicone teethers are created with newborn safety and comfort in mind—free from harsh materials or choking hazards.
Every gentle grasp, squeeze, or gaze toward a high-contrast shape helps your baby strengthen muscles and build sensory awareness. Items from our Montessori Gift Sets or Motor Development Toys are designed to support motor, visual, and emotional development—without overwhelming their senses.
Absolutely. Starting with just 1–2 minutes a few times a day, tummy time builds strength for future milestones. Soft play mats paired with visual toys—like mirrors or black-and-white cards from our Tummy Time Essentials bundle—make this time safer, more engaging, and easier for both of you.
At one month, your baby begins to respond to light, sound, and touch. Toys like squeeze rattles, soft musical plushies, or even textured board books—like those in our 0–4 Months Montessori Kits—help stimulate their growing curiosity in a gentle, age-appropriate way.
