Name: Let's Bond!
Brand: KiwiCo
SKU: PWEL-F2160
Price: 38.82 CHF
Availability: InStock

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Let's Bond!

With this crate, you’ll bond with your newborn and help them discover their developing senses of vision and hearing while practicing attention and focus.

Gently support baby's core and bond face-to-face with three different sections that create a gentle slope for more comfortable tummy time.

This four-panel mirror can lie flat, stand up, or fold into a triangular shape to explore new textures, sounds, and reflections together.

Soft, comforting swaddle textures and a plush star help baby self-soothe with easy-to-grasp fabric.

Cards that are black and white with different patterns.

Big shapes and bold patterns in high-contrast colors grab baby's attention while engaging their sense of vision.

Over 20 pages of research-backed guidance, development milestones, and activities to try at home.

9 different activity features and an extra cushy mat entice baby to stay and play during tummy time.

This high-contrast board book introduces baby to early language skills and secure attachment.

Newborns can only see about 8-12 inches away. While their vision will sharpen as they grow, large shapes and patterns in high-contrast colors fascinate them in the meantime.

At first your baby is startled by loud noises but is soothed by soft sounds. As their neck muscles strengthen, they’ll turn their head when you speak or sing, smiling in response.

Newborns have weak muscles and can't control their movements voluntarily, relying on reflexes. In the first 2 months, babies develop muscle control from head to toe (literally)!

When babies curl their fingertips around your pinky it’s called the palmar grasp reflex, and it's a milestone essential for developing the fine motor muscles of the hand.

It’s not about what you say, just how it sounds! Talking or singing to your baby in these early months is vital because perception, awareness, and memory are closely linked to the brain's language center.

Your newborn is starting on the lifelong process of building the ability to self-regulate, or manage feelings and emotions. For now, help your baby by “co-regulating” — responding to their upset with calm and loving comfort.

Follow your baby's gaze, notice what direction they turn their head, tune into their
babbles. Being responsive in your words and gestures gives their curiosity an extra boost of encouragement. The truth is,
you are the most fascinating thing to your baby right now!

Right now, touch is a primary mode of conversation between you and your baby. Holding, cuddling, tickling, and bathing stimulate your baby’s exquisitely sensitive
skin and activate the areas of the brain responsible for bonding and communication.