Wholesale Balance Toy (3-72M)

Sway, plop, laugh, strengthen. This balancing toy for babies and children from 3 months to 6 years is called bObles Chicken and was developed in Denmark with children's physiotherapists. This balance board toy will accompany you for a long time, and to ensure you can fully explore all its diverse play possibilities together, we will of course also send you the appropriate play instructions for many great balance games. The baby balance board promotes tummy time and head lifting in the first year of life, the careful development towards unrestricted, free sitting with a straight back and good head control, as well as other motor skills such as standing up. When your child is a little older, many great balance games, as well as jumping, running, and of course lots of fun, await you! Paul and Lori will introduce you to eleven elements of children's fundamental motor development using this toy. Tummy Time & Head Lifting From the 3rd month, the baby balance board is ideal for practicing tummy time, lifting the head, and developing the necessary back and neck muscles. Additionally, the rocking motion and the associated shift in balance are an exciting new experience and at the same time an important learning process for your baby. Here's how: Place the wobble board with the round (convex) side on the floor. Then place your baby in a tummy position on the flat side so that the head and legs can rock up and down. If your baby feels secure, gently rock the balance board back and forth. Make sure your baby doesn't get scared. You can encourage your baby to lift their head with interaction, a toy, or, as a special Paul & Lori tip, with a mirror. Sitting & Balance At 6 - 7 months, babies have all the prerequisites for sitting. They can hold their head securely, and their muscles provide sufficient stability. At 9 - 12 months, babies can usually sit freely and securely without much help. At 12-18 months, babies learn to sit securely on moving or uneven surfaces as well as in a deep squat. Here's how: Balance game: Place the wobble board with the round (convex) side on the floor. Then sit your baby on the flat side so that they can either rock back and forth or side to side. Make sure to hold your baby well at the beginning (supported sitting). Later, you can let your baby use the balance board as a stool (flat side on the floor). Only after the age of one year will your baby be able to sit freely on the wobbly side without your support. Crawling, Pulling Up, Pushing Off & Standing Up From 5 to 12 months, the transition from crawling to crawling begins.