Baby play and development activity guides
Tummy time, sensory play, music and talking games for every age. Simple ideas that fit between naps and need nothing more than what’s at home.
7 TinyBlooms guides
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What to do with your baby all day: no-prep play ideas by age
Not sure what to do with your baby all day? Simple no-prep play ideas by age, from newborn to 12 months and beyond, based on NHS, AAP and WHO advice.
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Activities for a newborn: gentle play ideas for the first weeks
Gentle newborn activities for bonding and development: face time, talking, singing and short tummy time, plus how to tell when your baby needs a rest.
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Tummy time ideas: how to do it, how long, and what if baby hates it
Easy tummy time ideas, how much your baby needs each day, when to start and what to try if your baby hates tummy time. Based on NHS, AAP and WHO advice.
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Indoor baby activities: easy ideas for rainy days at home
Easy indoor baby activities using things you already have, rainy day ideas by age, and the simple safety checks that matter, based on NHS and CDC advice.
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Baby sensory activities: simple ideas without overstimulating
Simple baby sensory activities for sight, sound and touch, how to stimulate your baby without overdoing it, and the signs your baby needs a break.
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Activities for a 2-month-old: simple play ideas and milestones
Simple activities for a 2-month-old, from tummy time to back-and-forth chats, plus what most babies do by 2 months and when to talk to your health visitor.
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Activities for a 4-month-old: play ideas and milestones
Fun activities for a 4-month-old: reaching, tracking, tummy time and chatting games, plus what most babies do by 4 months and when to ask for advice.
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Pick how long you have and how your baby feels. TinyBlooms suggests one age-right activity at a time.