Recycle empty milk cartons to encourage kicking skills.
Stack cans in a pyramid to encourage child to knock em down.
Let baby explore the kitchen cupboard to create music.
Introduce wood working to develop co-ordination and creativity.
Encourage baby to crawl to identify objects and familiar people.
Use a scarf to encourage baby to sit, grasp and vocalise.
A game for school children to practice teamwork and listening skills.
Help your infant to identify their belongings.
Encourage baby to move to the beat of the music.
Use chairs to create an obstacle course for a crawling baby.
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