4-6 Months Sensory Skills

At this age, babies are developing their sensory skills and becoming more aware of their surroundings. Sensory toys can help stimulate their senses and promote their cognitive development. Here are some examples of sensory toys that are appropriate for babies aged 4-6 months:

Soft blocks with different textures and colors to encourage exploration and fine motor skills development.

Plush toys with different textures and sounds to help babies practice grasping and improve their hand-eye coordination.

Rattles or teethers provide different sensory experiences, such as different shapes and textures to help soothe teething gums.

Activity gyms with hanging toys that promote reaching and grabbing, as well as tummy time to help develop neck and back muscles.

Musical toys that play soft and soothing sounds can help calm babies and promote relaxation.

When selecting sensory toys for your baby, look for toys that are safe and appropriate for their age range. You should also consider your baby's individual preferences and personality, as they may have different interests and respond differently to different types of sensory stimulation.