Ideal For

• Achieving your baby's maximum potential
• Babies with less social interaction (nuclear, flat, or relocated families)
• Working parents with limited time
• Families with pre-term and developmentally challenged babies

Activity Book

• The activity book describes weekly activities for parents for early brain stimulation, how to use different toys, and when to introduce them.

Object Permanence Box

• The object permanence box introduces the concept that an object exists even if it cannot be seen.

1. With Ball

   • This concept helps reduce separation anxiety in children.

2. With Magical Cloth

   • This activity improves cognition and provides sensory stimulation.

Wooden Stacker

• The wooden stacker improves fine motor skills and cognitive input in babies.

Wooden Car

• This wooden car and peg doll engage infants in imaginative play as they move the car around and pretend to drive.

Peekaboo Book

• The peekaboo book brings fun and encourages a love for reading.

Wooden Xylophone

• Improves fine motor skills and supports sensory development.
• Great for cause-and-effect play.

Shape Cards and Pet Animal Cards

• Pet Animal Cards

  • Improve memory and communication skills in babies.
    
    

• Shape Cards

  • Help in colour recognition and enhance visual senses in babies.