Welcome to The Senser Play Kit for months 5-6
*The products in this video may vary from the European Play Kits. Please find the full list of European Playthings in this Kit below.
It may seem sudden, but you have a 5-month-old! Babies at this age are experiencing huge changes, cognitively and with their fine and gross motor skills. Over the next two months, if they haven’t already, your child may experiment more with sitting, banging objects on surfaces, rolling over, and (of course) exploring everything with their hands and mouth. This is also the time when babbling starts—a major attempt at language! Babbling is those early consonants and vowels, like “ba” and “da,” often repeated.
The Senser Play Kit is all about these developments. Your baby’s love of pulling items out of containers is the reason we made the Magic Tissue Box, so your little one can methodically remove every “tissue” from the box without the waste or clean-up. The Tummy Time Wobbler is a great way to keep your baby working on tummy time, which is still critical even as your baby learns to sit and move in other ways.
As always, the Play Guide gives ideas on how to use the playthings, as well as immediately usable activities, tips, and bite-sized developmental information.
What’s Inside
The Senser Play Kit
Spinning Rainbow
Perfect for practising fine motor skills and reaching with both hands at once
Magic Tissue Box
Babies love to pull tissues out and put them back in as they explore containment
Magic Tissues
Linkable tissues for the tissue box that are also fun for peekaboo and mouthing
Organic Cotton Rainbow Ball
Easy-to-grasp design to help build dexterity and coordination
‘Parts of Me’ Book
Help your baby expand their vocabulary by learning the names of different parts of the body
Play Socks
You found your feet! Build leg strength and body control with these playful socks
Tummy Time Wobbler
Make tummy time more fun while building core muscle strength for crawling and walking
Play Guide for Months 5–6
Ways to play, expert tips, development information, and at-home activity ideas during months 5–6
The Senser Play Kit
The Senser Play Kit will engage your 5-6 month old baby in sensory exploration as they learn more about cause and effect and establish neural networks based on sound and sight.
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