Here are some activities for babies...
...and here are some activities for toddlers...
...and here are some links to more resources from around the Web:
Thank you for the activity sheets, I have had a go at a few adapted them to what we have at home (All lids are superglued on!)
The photo cards are his favourite so far and are really portable when that becomes possible again. Despite my best efforts the texture book is already looking worse for wear but he does enjoy professional texture books and pop up books and is starting to help me turn pages.
I've taken some pictures so you can see how they turned out.
Kind regards,
Theresa
Thanks so much for the extra handouts. So far we have done the basket of items around the household. She loves exploring everything - with her mouth!
I'm looking forward to trying the faces one, getting some photos printed - hopefully this will help as well having been away from people for a long time.
I think I will do the book as well, she loves scratching at things like jeans, sofa, her playmat, carpet!
Kelly
Love the fun activities to try with Harry. Sometimes when your busy, you don't always think of new things to try.
We often look in the mirror together, but normally lots of smiley faces. Harry found it very amusing seeing me pull different faces and pretending to cry.Emily
Many thanks for the handouts, I love the idea of the faces in lids! I hadn’t thought of something like that so it’s great to try something different, we’re collecting lids l where we can & doing different faces in them!
We’ve started reading more to Layla as well as she is much more engaged with the picture books we have. We have a collection of Miles Kelly books which are great for pictures & some old classics like the Beatrix Potter collection...brings back memories from when I was younger!
Thank you again for the new ideas, it’s always great to try new concepts for Layla’s development :) We hope you are managing to enjoy some of this lovely weather, take care & stay safe.
Sarah