Indoor Activities for Newborns: Face Time, Talking, and Singing

Taking time for face-to-face, talking, and singing activities with your newborn can boost bonding and development—discover how to make these moments meaningful.

Floor Time Fun: Getting Down on the Floor to Play With Baby

I’m here to show you how floor time can boost your baby’s development and strengthen your bond, but there’s so much more to explore.

Overstimulation Signs: How to Tell When Baby Needs a Break From Play

Fascinating signs of overstimulation reveal when your baby needs a break from play, and understanding these cues can help you soothe and support them effectively.

Imaginative Play for Toddlers: Simple Pretend Games to Try

Nurturing your toddler’s imagination with simple pretend games unlocks endless developmental benefits—discover creative ideas to keep playtime exciting and enriching.

Independent Play: How to Encourage Your Baby to Play on Their Own

To encourage your baby to play independently, create a safe, inviting space…

Music and Movement: Dancing Games to Do With Your Baby

Welcome to fun dance games that boost your baby’s development—discover simple ways to make movement a joyful part of their growth.

Toy Rotation: Keeping Your Baby Engaged by Rotating Toys

I’m here to help you keep your baby engaged and stimulated through effective toy rotation strategies that promote growth and curiosity.

Playdate Tips: How to Host and Prepare for Baby Playdates

Bring your baby playdate to life with expert tips on hosting and preparing—discover how to create a safe, fun environment that everyone will enjoy.

Classic Baby Games: Why Peekaboo and Patty-Cake Are Great for Development

Theories about baby development highlight the benefits of classic games like peekaboo and Patty-Cake, revealing how they nurture vital skills—discover why these timeless activities matter.

Facetime Fun: Simple Games You Can Play With Your Newborn

Discover simple, engaging games to bond with your newborn during Facetime that will keep them captivated and foster early development.