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2-3 Months

Baby's Month & Play

Welcome to your baby's 2–3 month activities! 👶

These are simple, screen-free activities for this month, set out week by week. Tap any activity to read what to do, tick it when done, and add a note if you like.

How to use: Aim for 1–2 activities a day. Play when baby is calm and happy, and stop if they get tired. Even a few minutes counts — and every baby moves at their own pace.

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📅 Tip: These activities flow Monday to Saturday. Start on a Monday if you can — or begin any day and simply follow them in order!

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MondayNew today
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#48NEW
Tummy Tracks
Let baby lie on a mat near family activity. Place objects at a distance to encourage them to move.
⚠Safety: Baby must be awake and watched the whole time. Stop if baby gets upset or tired, and never leave baby to sleep on their tummy. Use only objects too big to fit inside a toilet-roll tube, and stay beside baby.
BondingSoft Mat/Blanket
My note
TuesdayNew + Repeat from Mon
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#49NEW
Blimey Balloons
Tie colourful balloons loosely to baby's wrists and ankles. Watch as baby discovers their movements make the balloons move.
⚠Safety: Stay within arm's reach and watch the whole time. Never leave baby alone with balloons. Use short, loose ribbons that are never tight on the wrist or ankle and never near the neck. Untie them as soon as play ends and pick up any burst pieces straight away, as they are a choking risk.
DevelopmentHelium Balloons preferably with colours black/white/red/yel
My note
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#48
Tummy Tracks
Let baby lie on a mat near family activity. Place objects at a distance to encourage them to move.
⚠Safety: Baby must be awake and watched the whole time. Stop if baby gets upset or tired, and never leave baby to sleep on their tummy. Use only objects too big to fit inside a toilet-roll tube, and stay beside baby.
BondingSoft Mat/Blanket
My note
WednesdayMyelination repeat
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#34Myelin
Spin & Smile
Lay baby tummy-down on a soft pillow. Slowly rotate the pillow clockwise, then counter-clockwise.
⚠Safety: Hold baby securely with both hands the whole time, on a firm pillow, keeping baby's face clear. Never leave baby alone on a pillow.
Developmenteveryday items
My note
ThursdayNew + Practise
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#50NEW
Touch Me Lots towels
After a nappy change, brush a rough towel then a soft towel over baby's arms and tummy. Say: 'Feel the roughness?'
⚠Safety: Test each texture on your own forearm first. If it feels rough to you, it is too rough for baby. Brush gently and stop if baby is upset or the skin turns red.
DevelopmentContrasting textures: rough and soft towels.
My note
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#42Myelin
Hold & Grow
Put index fingers in baby's palms and let them grip. Say 'Grasp.' Hold a few seconds, then praise and release.
⚠Safety: Never lift or pull baby by the arms or hands. Move baby's arms and legs gently and only as far as is comfortable.
Languageeveryday items
My note
FridayMyelination repeat
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#34Myelin
Spin & Smile
Lay baby tummy-down on a soft pillow. Slowly rotate the pillow clockwise, then counter-clockwise.
⚠Safety: Hold baby securely with both hands the whole time, on a firm pillow, keeping baby's face clear. Never leave baby alone on a pillow.
Developmenteveryday items
My note
SaturdayCatch-up

Missed any activity this week? Do it today — or repeat your baby's favourite. Repetition is where the magic happens!

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Anytime activities
Quick loving moments throughout the day: #44 Lullaby Connection, #45 Smile and Gaze

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MondayNew today
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#52NEW
Wavy Wonder
On a pillow, move baby gently forward-backward. Then rotate and slide pillow side-to-side for multi-directional movement.
⚠Safety: Hold baby securely with both hands the whole time, on a firm pillow, keeping baby's face clear. Never leave baby alone on a pillow.
Developmenteveryday items
My note
TuesdayNew + Repeat from Mon
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#53NEW
Tummy Touchy PC
Wave colourful pom-poms in red, blue, yellow and black above baby and lightly touch to baby's tummy.
⚠Safety: Keep pieces large; supervise closely throughout.
DevelopmentColoured strings, ribbons, pom-poms, small table tennis-size balls
My note
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#52
Wavy Wonder
On a pillow, move baby gently forward-backward. Then rotate and slide pillow side-to-side for multi-directional movement.
⚠Safety: Hold baby securely with both hands the whole time, on a firm pillow, keeping baby's face clear. Never leave baby alone on a pillow.
Developmenteveryday items
My note
WednesdayMyelination repeat
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#25Myelin
Tummy Time Intermediate
Mother lies on her back with knees bent. Place baby tummy-down on mother's belly, feet pointing toward mother's feet.
⚠Safety: Baby must be awake and watched the whole time. Stop if baby gets upset or tired, and never leave baby to sleep on their tummy.
Developmenteveryday items
My note
ThursdayNew + Practise
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#54NEW
Touch Me Lots B&S
After a nappy change, brush burlap over baby's arms and legs, then satin. Say: 'Do you feel the difference?'
⚠Safety: Test each texture on your own forearm first. If it feels rough to you, it is too rough for baby. Brush gently and stop if baby is upset or the skin turns red.
DevelopmentContrasting textures: burlap / light sand paper & satin
My note
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#36Myelin
Gentle Glide
Lay baby tummy-down on a pillow. Lift one side to tilt right, then the other side to tilt left.
⚠Safety: Hold baby securely with both hands the whole time, on a firm pillow, keeping baby's face clear. Never leave baby alone on a pillow.
Developmenteveryday items
My note
FridayMyelination repeat
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#25Myelin
Tummy Time Intermediate
Mother lies on her back with knees bent. Place baby tummy-down on mother's belly, feet pointing toward mother's feet.
⚠Safety: Baby must be awake and watched the whole time. Stop if baby gets upset or tired, and never leave baby to sleep on their tummy.
Developmenteveryday items
My note
SaturdayCatch-up

Missed any activity this week? Do it today — or repeat your baby's favourite. Repetition is where the magic happens!

💛
Anytime activities
Quick loving moments throughout the day: #45 Smile and Gaze

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MondayNew today
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#59NEW
Tap-Tap-Toe
Place a pillow under baby's heels and tap the heels gently to a song's beat.
⚠Safety: Baby lies on their back. Tap lightly and keep pillows and soft items away from baby's face.
Hearing & RhythmSoft pillow / surface
My note
TuesdayNew + Repeat from Mon
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#60NEW
Touch Me Lots
After a nappy change, brush a non-abrasive scrubber over baby's arms, then soft velvet. Say: 'Different, yes?'
⚠Safety: Test each texture on your own forearm first. If it feels rough to you, it is too rough for baby. Brush gently and stop if baby is upset or the skin turns red.
DevelopmentContrasting textures: non abrasive scrubber / light sand paper & soft velvet
My note
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#59
Tap-Tap-Toe
Place a pillow under baby's heels and tap the heels gently to a song's beat.
⚠Safety: Baby lies on their back. Tap lightly and keep pillows and soft items away from baby's face.
Hearing & RhythmSoft pillow / surface
My note
WednesdayMyelination repeat
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#42Myelin
Hold & Grow
Put index fingers in baby's palms and let them grip. Say 'Grasp.' Hold a few seconds, then praise and release.
⚠Safety: Never lift or pull baby by the arms or hands. Move baby's arms and legs gently and only as far as is comfortable.
Languageeveryday items
My note
ThursdayNew + Practise
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#61NEW
Black-White-Right
Show baby a high-contrast black-and-white object for 6 seconds, then switch to another. Watch their eyes.
⚠Safety: Use cards or objects too big to fit inside a toilet-roll tube. Do not use small chess pieces.
DevelopmentHigh-contrast black-and-white cards, chess pieces, playing cards
My note
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#42Myelin
Hold & Grow
Put index fingers in baby's palms and let them grip. Say 'Grasp.' Hold a few seconds, then praise and release.
⚠Safety: Never lift or pull baby by the arms or hands. Move baby's arms and legs gently and only as far as is comfortable.
Languageeveryday items
My note
FridayMyelination repeat
💬
#42Myelin
Hold & Grow
Put index fingers in baby's palms and let them grip. Say 'Grasp.' Hold a few seconds, then praise and release.
⚠Safety: Never lift or pull baby by the arms or hands. Move baby's arms and legs gently and only as far as is comfortable.
Languageeveryday items
My note
SaturdayCatch-up

Missed any activity this week? Do it today — or repeat your baby's favourite. Repetition is where the magic happens!

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MondayNew today
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#62NEW
The first 1-2-3
Count body parts out loud: 'One nose, two ears, ten little toes.' Count them on baby's body and yours.
Thinkingeveryday items
My note
TuesdayNew + Repeat from Mon
🎈
#63NEW
Blimey Balloons PC
Tie 2-4 colourful balloons loosely to baby's wrists and ankles. Baby discovers their movement makes balloons move.
⚠Safety: Stay within arm's reach and watch the whole time. Never leave baby alone with balloons. Use short, loose ribbons that are never tight on the wrist or ankle and never near the neck. Untie them as soon as play ends and pick up any burst pieces straight away, as they are a choking risk.
DevelopmentHelium Balloons preferably with colours black/white/red/yel
My note
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#62
The first 1-2-3
Count body parts out loud: 'One nose, two ears, ten little toes.' Count them on baby's body and yours.
Thinkingeveryday items
My note
WednesdayMyelination repeat
🌟
#15Myelin
Tummy Touchy
Wave black-and-white pom-poms slowly above baby's face. If comfortable, lightly touch them to baby's tummy.
⚠Safety: Keep pom-poms large; never leave baby alone with small items.
DevelopmentDifferent coloured strings, ribbons, pom-poms, or small table tennis-size balls
My note
ThursdayPractise again
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#54
Touch Me Lots B&S
After a nappy change, brush burlap over baby's arms and legs, then satin. Say: 'Do you feel the difference?'
⚠Safety: Test each texture on your own forearm first. If it feels rough to you, it is too rough for baby. Brush gently and stop if baby is upset or the skin turns red.
DevelopmentContrasting textures: burlap / light sand paper & satin
My note
🐢
#25Myelin
Tummy Time Intermediate
Mother lies on her back with knees bent. Place baby tummy-down on mother's belly, feet pointing toward mother's feet.
⚠Safety: Baby must be awake and watched the whole time. Stop if baby gets upset or tired, and never leave baby to sleep on their tummy.
Developmenteveryday items
My note
FridayMyelination repeat
🌟
#15Myelin
Tummy Touchy
Wave black-and-white pom-poms slowly above baby's face. If comfortable, lightly touch them to baby's tummy.
⚠Safety: Keep pom-poms large; never leave baby alone with small items.
DevelopmentDifferent coloured strings, ribbons, pom-poms, or small table tennis-size balls
My note
SaturdayCatch-up

Missed any activity this week? Do it today — or repeat your baby's favourite. Repetition is where the magic happens!

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