Exercises & play
Short, safe activities that feed the skill your baby is working on right now — with clear stop-signs.
Medically-informed · Sources: AAP, CDC
Chest tummy timeBuilds neck strength in the safest, cosiest spot — on you.Finger grasp playFeeds the grasp reflex that becomes voluntary holding.Face trackingTrains eye muscles and early focus — your face is the best target.Bicycle legsEases gas and works the hips — the classic for a reason.Side-lying playA gentle strength position that also gives the head a break from lying flat.Classic floor tummy timeThe main strength program: neck, shoulders, core.High-contrast trackingSharpens visual focus with the patterns young eyes see best.Sound turningConnects hearing and head control — early localization practice.Hands to midlineBringing hands together at the chest wires the two body halves to cooperate.Mirror timeSelf-discovery and face study — babies are their own favorite show.Sing and replyServe-and-return: the core drill of language and social wiring.Reach for the toyTurns swipes into aimed reaches — the bridge to grabbing.
Hands to midlineBringing hands together at the chest wires the two body halves to cooperate.Mirror timeSelf-discovery and face study — babies are their own favorite show.Sing and replyServe-and-return: the core drill of language and social wiring.Reach for the toyTurns swipes into aimed reaches — the bridge to grabbing.Tummy pivot playEncourages pivoting — the first self-transport.Supported sittingBuilds trunk control with you as the safety frame.Grab and transferPractices passing objects hand to hand — coordination milestone prep.Rolling runwaySets up the environment where the first roll can happen safely.