Bathing & nappying Essentials

What does baby need for bath time?

• Infant bath tub
• Baby shampoo and soap
• Several hooded towels
• Cotton swabs
• Baby wash cloths
• Infant-appropriate water toys

What should I have in the changing area?

• A changing surface (either a changing table, the top of a dresser that’s at least waist-high, or just a changing pad that can be put down anywhere)
• Washable changing table covers
• A plastic changing mat to lay on top of the changing surface
• Plenty of clean nappies
• Disposable cleaning cloths. Avoid wipes that contain alcohol
• A soft cloth and warm water to use instead of wipes if baby has nappy rash (try filling a thermos each night to keep warm water easily accessible)
• Ointment or petroleum jelly, for treating nappy rash
• Cotton balls
• A washable nappy pail with a tightly-sealed cover (works well for storing either cloth or disposable nappies)
• A laundry bag or hamper with a lid.

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Precious Planet Blue Sky Bouncer

 

Product # T1454

Maximum Weight:

25 lbs (11,3 kg)

Maximum Retail Price:

Rs.3999

A fun-filled toy bar keeps baby entertained, with four playful friends, two fun tunes, animal sounds, and activities to explore! Baby can pull the bunch of bananas to hear the lion and monkey play music. When it’s time to relax, just remove the toy bar, turn on the calming vibrations and let the friendly giraffe cradle baby in the cushy seat. Requires 1 D and 2 AA batteries, not included.

Developmental Guidelines: Use from birth until child is able to sit up unassisted.

Weight Limit: 25 lbs (11,3 kg)

Better for Baby

Promotes Comfort and Security
• Calming vibrations and cushiony seat soothe baby.

Stimulates the Senses
• Bright graphics, friendly faces, music and sounds stimulate visual and auditory skills.

Encourages Developing Motor Skills
• Invites baby to reach, grasp, bat and tug, enhancing eye-hand coordination and fine motor skills.

Better for Mom

• Removable toy bar for easy access to baby.
• Machine washable seat pad.
• Easy to move around the house.

Special Offer: Precious Planet Bouncer+ Ocean Wonders Deep Blue Sea  Fish Bowl: Rs.3,999.00

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Life-Sized Snow People

Make a life-sized snow friend to play with or to hang on the bedroom wall for all to see.

Materials

• Cardboard
• Three sheets of white construction paper or poster board for each child
• Washable markers
• Safety scissors
• Tape
• White glue
• Cotton balls

Learning Skills

• Fine motor development
• Social interaction
• Cognitive/thinking skills
• Creativity and imagination
• Self/body awareness

Instructions

1. To prepare for the activity, cut out three circles from cardboard in three sizes, from small to large, to use as a guide for making each snow person.
2. Lay one sheet of white paper or poster board on the floor for each child.
3. Pass out the cardboard circles to the kids and have them place the circles on their paper or poster board. (Make more circle guides if you have more than three kids.)
4. Have the kids trace around the circles onto the paper using a marker. (If they have trouble keeping the circle on the paper, use a little double-stick tape to keep it secure until the circle is complete.)
5. Exchange cardboard circles and draw another size on a second sheet of paper or poster board.
6. Repeat for a third time, so that each child has drawn 3 circles in 3 different sizes.
7. Have them cut out the circles with safety scissors. (Help the ones who have trouble cutting.)
8. Ask the kids to arrange the circles in a row, so that the smallest circle is on top and the largest circle is at the bottom, to form the snow person's shape.
9. Tape the snow person together on the back. You can also punch a hole at the top and bottom and tie the circles together with ribbon or yarn, so it dangles when you hold it up.
10. Let the kids add details to the snow person's face using colored markers, or provide large wiggly eyes and felt or construction paper cutouts for the nose, mouth and hat.
11. For added fun, let the kids glue cotton balls all over the snow person.
12. Hang up the snow person, give it a name and let the kids have fun with their new friends.

Paper Play *

There are so many wonderful things for your baby to explore that sometimes we overlook the obvious. A simple sheet of paper can provide your baby with a fascinating opportunity to explore and experiment.

Age : 9- 12 months Learning Skills:
·       Cognitive skills
·       Exploration of the senses
·       Fine motor development
Materials:
•	Variety of papers, such as typing paper, stiff tagboard, tissue paper, rice paper, coloured paper, wrapping paper, and so on
•	Floor space

What to do:
1. Stack a variety of textured papers on the floor.
2. Seat your baby in the middle of the floor.
3. Give your baby one sheet of paper at a time and let her explore the properties of each sheet.
4. When your baby has explored all the papers, show her ways to experiment with them, such as tearing, crinkling into a ball, floating, folding, and so on.
Safety:  Stay with your baby while she plays with the paper, in case she decides to eat it.

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