
At two months, babies show head control, arm and leg movements, and smiles; promote gross and fine motor skills with supported play and soft toys.
Explore three-month milestones, including head control, smoother limb movements, and emerging hand-eye coordination, while tummy time, sensory play, and talking support brain development and engagement.
Engage in week 19 activities that boost motor skills and sensory development through baby-led play with beads, beans, bottles, shadow play, and shakers to foster proprioceptive feedback and visual tracking.
Build your baby's cognitive skills through cause & effect activities that develop fine motor skills, grabbing and releasing, object permanence, and hand-eye coordination.
Engage your baby with circle play using safe toys to boost spatial awareness, locomotion, and fine motor skills while supporting early language and problem solving.
Engage eight-month-olds with sensory play, book sharing, and object exploration to boost language, object permanence, and early cognitive development.
Explore creative, screen-time-free activities to boost a nine-month baby's brain development and fine motor skills, including grasping and releasing objects, naming items, and exploring fruits and vegetables through smell.
According to UNICEF - The nine months in a mother’s womb and the first two years after birth; these 1000 days are crucial for physical and mental well-being of the baby. It is during these 1000 days that 80% of brain development of the baby takes place. And this is where Minimuffin is excited to share the crazy, adventurous journey of parenting with you. We provide age appropriate developmental activities to parents and have one less thing for them to worry about.
New parents are busy parents. They are overwhelmed by a plethora of advice and an even greater number of baby apps. Most of them end up spending large amount of time surfing the internet for developmental activities for their baby. Some apps count feedings, some count calories, others are a one-stop solution to every parenting need. One basic problem encountered by many is that, these parenting apps do not give tips for baby’s development in a simple, straight-forward, non-complex manner. Even the experienced nannies or grannies in the baby game are not able to fully justify the importance of neural development and language nutrition in the first 1000 days of the baby's life (people tend to concentrate heavily on physical development but scantily on mental development at this age).
Get activities for first 52 weeks of your lovey-dovey. I have got you activities all at one place now. No more hunting for development activities on internet. Save time and enjoy with our baby!