Educational toys stimulate cognitive development, motor skills, and social abilities through interactive learning and play. They help in developing problem-solving skills, creativity, and independent thinking.

Tummy time is a crucial part of a baby's early experiences, contributing to both physical and cognitive development. Thummy time helps developing your baby's neck and shoulder muscles. Place your baby on their tummy for a few minutes while they are awake and supervised. You can place toys in front of them to encourage them to lift their head.

Tummy time is recommended to start with your baby as soon as they are born. You can begin by placing your baby on their stomach while they are awake and supervised for a few minutes at a time. Gradually increase the duration as your baby becomes more comfortable and begins to lift their head and push up with their arms. Tummy time helps strengthen neck and shoulder muscles and promotes overall motor skill development. Always ensure that tummy time is done when your baby is awake and supervised to ensure their safety.

Interactive toys involve light, sound, and movement, encouraging active engagement and learning through play. These toys help in developing coordination, listening skills, and problem-solving abilities.

Sensory balls stimulate the development of senses in babies by offering various textures and shapes. These balls aid in developing fine motor skills, hand dexterity, and hand-eye coordination.