5 - 6 Months

Week 25: It’s magic!

The Magic Tissue Box was inspired by babies’ (and toddlers’) fascination with tissue boxes. Babies love to pull tissues and wipes out of containers, but it can be stressful for grown-ups when babies try to eat them.

Helping your baby play with the Magic Tissue Box is a first step in learning about emptying—and later filling—containers. These are skills that will take them years to master completely.

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Posted in: 5 - 6 Months, Problem Solving, Fine Motor, Object Permanence, Containment Play, Child Development

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