What’s Happening at 0 - 3 Months?

At this stage, your baby is still adjusting to the world. Their vision is developing, they’re starting to notice contrast, and small movements are becoming more intentional.

The toys here focus on simple sensory stimulation such as high-contrast visuals, gentle sounds, and soft textures. These will help support early brain development without overwhelming your baby, while also encouraging those first moments of focus and interaction.

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Collection of children's toys including a plush fox, a teaching clock, a soft bunny toy with a mirror on its head, a shape sorter with a carrot and a white plush elephant, a black-and-white board book titled 'What Does Baby See?', a fabric cube, a black-and-white cloth book, a giraffe-shaped soft book, and various small items.

The list that grows with your child through each stage of life

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The list that grows with your child through each stage of life ✳︎

A black children's board book titled 'What Does Baby See? A First High-Contrast Book' with white illustrations of a smiling sun, stars, and a crescent moon on the cover.

One of the simplest ways to capture your baby’s attention in those early weeks.

Key Benefits:

Supports visual development with bold black-and-white patterns

Encourages focus and early tracking skills

Lightweight and easy to use during tummy time or play

Baby mirror

A tummy time essential that actually keeps babies engaged.

Key Benefits:

Encourages head lifting and neck strength

Baby-safe mirror supports self-recognition

Lightweight and easy to position

A black and white weekly planner, children’s flashcards with animals and numbers, a set of nested cloths with animal illustrations, and a black and white flashcard with a monster design.

High-contrast toys designed to grab attention and encourage early play.

Key Benefits:

Stimulates visual development with bold patterns

Includes multiple textures and elements for sensory play

Encourages reaching, kicking, and interaction

A comfortable spot for babies when you need a safe, supervised break.

Key Benefits:

Soft, supportive, snug design

Lightweight and easy to move

Useful for short periods of rest or playtime

*Best used for supervised lounging only - not for sleep.

Baby lounger
Tummy time support toy

Makes tummy time more comfortable and easier to stick with.

Key Benefits:

Supports chest and arms during tummy time

Includes engaging toys for added stimulation

Helps build strength and extend play time

Makes it so much easier to keep your baby close while still getting things done.

Key Benefits:

Supports bonding while allowing hands-free movement

Comfortable for both baby and parent

Great for calming fussy babies

Portier carrier

A go-to for keeping your baby entertained while you get a moment.

Key Benefits:

Gentle bouncing motion supports motor development

Encourages independent play and movement

Lightweight and easy to move around the house

A baby bouncer chair with a light gray cushion and a safety harness.
A baby teething toy shaped like a fox's face with colorful tapes on top and a green ring attached.

A simple sensory toy that babies keep coming back to.

Key Benefits:

Crinkle sound encourages cause-and-effect play

Soft and easy for small hands to grab

Lightweight and great for on-the-go