In the first months after birth, babies discover their environment mainly through their senses: they respond to sounds, faces, and start to notice color contrasts. They are fascinated by simple, clear shapes and strong contrasts, such as black and white patterns, because their vision is still limited. They explore objects mainly with their mouth. Our top 5

1. Hug
   A cuddly toy provides a baby with emotional security and comfort, helps to calm itself and promotes social and emotional development. It is a familiar object that contributes to the feeling of security and basic skills for later social interactions.
   Gift tip: Moonie - The Humming Bear/Bunny
   
2. Viewing cards
   Up to 3 months, babies can only distinguish black and white contrasts and large shapes. Black and white viewing cards stimulate visual development and concentration. You will be amazed at how long your baby will continue to look attentively at the cards.
   Gift tip: Wee Gallery - Art Cards
3. Teething ring
   Babies discover the world during their first year of life primarily with their senses. By chewing on a teething ring, your baby trains their mouth and jaw muscles, and by grabbing and holding the teething ring, their motor skills are trained.
   Gift tip: Pacifier & Cord - teething ring
4. Rattle - gripping toy
   A rattle helps develop motor skills. The sound attracts attention, which helps babies learn to focus and develop their hearing. Grasping, shaking and feeling the rattle promotes their hand-eye coordination and grasp reflex, and helps them understand that their actions cause a reaction, which is important for their cognitive development.
   Gift tip: Pacifier & Cord - teething ring-rattle , Mushie - Teething toy ball
   
   

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