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

• Describes weekly activities for parents to stimulate early brain development.
• Includes instructions on how to use different toys and when to introduce them.

Finger Puppet

• Improves imagination and visual tracking.
• Stimulates multiple brain regions, including auditory, visual, and memory areas.

Star Wrist Rattle

• Enhances auditory and visual senses.
• Encourages self-awareness through sound and motion.

Cylinder Rattle

• Invites movement and engages the baby’s core to support crawling.
• Provides visual and auditory stimulation while promoting gross motor development.

Interlocking Discs

• Helps your baby practice a bidextrous approach and hand-to-hand transfer.
• Builds hand-eye coordination.

Wooden Fruit Teether

• Provides comfort during teething.
• Supports oromotor stimulation and strengthens chewing muscles.

Fruits Flash Cards

• Features colourful pictures of natural fruits.
• Helps your child learn about different fruits and their colours.
• Encourage real-life connections by showing actual fruits alongside the flashcards.

Colour Flash Cards

• Visual aids featuring primary colours.
• Enhance colour recognition by showing the corresponding objects. For example, show a red flashcard with a red apple.

Jungle Book

• A baby book about animals in the jungle.
• Read aloud with your baby, show images, and discuss the story.
• Introduces new colours and helps in developing imagination and memory.

Sensory Playmat

• Designed with various textures and colours to stimulate sensory development.
• Lay your baby on their tummy to encourage interaction by exploring different textures.
• Supports tactile, visual, and cognitive development.

Soft Blocks

• Soft, lightweight blocks designed for infants to hold and manipulate.
• Promote sensory exploration, fine motor skills, and hand-eye coordination.
• Encourage your baby to grasp, stack, and make sounds with the blocks.