Activity Book

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

Clutch Mobile

• Hang the clutch ball in the Activity Gym.
• The clutch ball is designed for better grasp in the baby’s hands while the black and white colours make it appealing to their eyes.
• Your baby will learn cause and effect while strengthening the connection between the left and right sides of the brain and the muscles in the legs and arms.

Activity Gym

• The Activity Gym displays mobiles at the perfect height for visual development.
• You can adjust the length so your baby can reach the interactive attachment.

High Contrast Pattern Mobile

• Tie in the Activity Gym at a 12-inch distance from your baby.
• This encourages pattern recognition and improves concentration.

Primary Colour Mobile

• Hang the primary colour mobile in the Activity Gym.
• Let your baby enjoy different primary colours, enhancing colour perception.

Butterfly Mobile

• Introduce the Butterfly Mobile at 12 weeks.
• The Butterfly Mobile presents a new challenge as your baby's visual tracking improves dramatically.
• This mobile also enhances depth perception.

Ribbon Play

• Hang the primary colour ribbons on the Activity Gym at the level of reach of your baby's hands.
• This helps in enhancing hand-eye coordination, tactile sense, and colour perception.

Elephant Rattle

• The Elephant Rattle is made of good quality felt, is lightweight, and baby-friendly.
• Helps in stimulating visual and auditory sensations and improving tactile sense and grasping skills.

Sensory Flower

• The Sensory Flower provides plenty of visual and tactile sensory input for developing imagination.
• It is brightly coloured patchwork in a variety of textured fabrics and trims.

Grasping Ring

• The Grasping Ring is made of good quality natural ivory wood.
• The grasping ring works with the baby's natural reflexes to develop their grasp, strength, motor skills, and body control.
• It also contributes to visual sensation and eye coordination.

Newborn Cards

Flash Cards Set 1

• Start with simple basic shapes.
• Show one card per day.
• Decades of research have shown that babies can only see high-contrast images initially.

Flash Cards Set 2

• Introduce Set 2 cards with corresponding basic shape cards from Flash Cards Set 1.
• Helps visual perception and association building.
• Enhances cognitive development.

Flash Cards Set 3

• Introduce High Contrast Pattern Cards.
• Show twice daily during active moments of your baby.
• These pattern cards help enhance eye focus, cognitive development, and spatial awareness.

Baby's First Book

• It displays complex animal images and introduces primary colours to your baby.