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Features 2 beautiful sing-along songs and relaxing nature sounds. Press on his soft and squishy tummy to hear 32 soothing bedtime melodies to help baby drift into a lovely good nights sleep. These types of experiences help young children to learn about the shape, pattern, surface, texture and weight of objects through touching them.Vtech Sleepy Bear - Blue Snooze and snuggle with the VTech Sleepytime bear! Soft and cuddly, the soothing bear makes a perfect bedtime pal. Tactile stimulation and learning is also experienced when infants and young children feel the weight of a toy when they have filled it with water and then after they have poured the water away. Babies and young children can learn from handling toys in the water there are many opportunities for grasping, squeezing and squirting water from objects. Bath toys that are small and lightweight so that young babies can grasp them are excellent stimulus materials. This combines tactile and auditory stimulation they feel the vibration and also hear the sound.īath time play is an excellent opportunity for tactile stimulation. They also begin to bang objects together. Babies then gain greater motor control and begin to pick up small objects with their thumb and index finger. Toys that are made of different materials and are different shapes stimulate young infants to grasp, mouth and shake them.

They also begin to reach for and grasp objects and then move toys from one hand to another. Babies put toys and other objects in their mouths from an early age.

Toys that are have different textures and shapes facilitate infants’ learning. They learn about the sounds that different objects make when they bang or touch them. Babies are provided with stimulation from more than one sensory system at the same time this is termed intermodal perception. The sense of touch is intimately linked with other senses such as sound and vision.

Babies learn about the world through their senses.

Mixture of different textures provide stimulation for baby.

Giving babies plenty of opportunities to hear music, singing, rhythm and talk enhances their learning and prepares them for the social world where they will talk, sing, play and listen to music. Even in their first year babies are distinguishing between musical tunes on the basis of rhythmic patterns and later they begin to recognise the same melody played in a different key. At the same time they become increasingly sensitive to music and musical patterns. As babies develop their auditory abilities narrow so that eventually babies are only sensitive to those sound categories specific to their native language.Īs soon as babies are born they are influenced by what they hear around them and modify what they able to hear, accordingly. Young babies are quite sensitive in their auditory abilities and can perceive all the categorical sound distinctions in world languages. This is sometimes referred to as ‘infant directed speech’ or even ‘baby talk’. They are especially aware of the sound of language and like to be spoken to slowly and with a high pitch. Young infants listen longer to the sound of human voice and seem to prefer it to any other sound. This ability to recognise the direction that a sound is coming from improves greatly during the first few years of life. Infants will turn towards the sound of a toy and begin to reach towards it.

Even very early in life babies can hear a wide variety of sounds.

Fun and interesting sound effects draw baby’s attention to play.