Curious Baby™ Award Winning 40+ Activities for Baby & Me (0-12 Months) | Developmentally-Focused and Stimulating Creative Playtime Ideas for Baby & Me | Includes Black/White High-Contrast Cards
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Santos Breitenberg
> 24 hourThese activity cards have mostly common sense things on them like sing to your baby, showing them pictures, playing with toys. At least for very little ones you dont need these cards to tell you what to do- youre probably already doing it! Well see if there are more useful ideas for the older months.
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nicole montoro
> 24 hourThis has come in so handy. You don’t know what to do with a newborn when they have their wake windows. This definitely gave me some great ideas.
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zach nowak
> 24 hourOur baby is 2 months and really enjoys the different activities described in these cards. The card material is very durable and doubles as an afternoon snack sometimes for our little one. These activities allow us to spend some quality time with our little one and help her meet and exceed her milestones.
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Ashley
> 24 hourI thought more activities would be listed on cards.
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Kiri Longa
> 24 hourThese activity cards have been a life-saver with my 7 month old. I am never at a loss for an activity to do with him! The deck is broken into ages with the first page covering developmental milestones. Each activity is easy to follow and explains what skills your child is developing while doing them. This is the perfect baby shower gift especially for first time mothers, grandmothers or nannies.
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Kay Rich
> 24 hourThe word Activity is spelled wrong on every page! Did no one run spell check?
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Ashley Nicole Gilmore
> 24 hourThese are great but wish it had more for the price I already knew about quite a bit of these.
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Jennifer Diane
> 24 hourThese activity cards are not reinventing the wheel of what you can do with your baby. If youve spent time with babies, you probably know some version of many of the activities. That being said, these cards are great for a) people who havent spent time with babies and really dont know what to do with them, and b) people who are tired and want an easy rolodex of things to choose from when their brains are fried from lack of sleep (i.e. all parents). The activities are sorted by age, different types of development (gross motor, mental, etc), and give you idea of how to change it up based on where they are in the age group (1 month vs 3 months). Each card has an illustration and easy to follow instructions. Once youve read through them all in your relevant age group, you can just flip through it during babys awake times for some ideas of how to stimulate and engage him in a developmentally appropriate way.
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jrl
> 24 hourLike the short developmental milestones summary for each age and activities to try. Great to have with your little one. Had a problem with shipping and the customer service took care of it right away. Overall good experience.
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Lady Dee
> 24 hourI had really high hopes for these. I wasn’t thrilled with the fact that most of the suggestions that could be found with a simple google search. However, the spelling errors is what made me ultimately return these. Super disappointed. I can’t believe these went to print and continue to be sold.