The Baby Play List
Play is how babies learn — every rattle, texture and tummy-time session builds sensory development, hand-eye coordination and muscle strength. Our baby play checklist covers everything from activity gyms and play mats to teethers and plush toys, so you're set for every developmental stage.
📋 Printable baby play checklist
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Play gym
Full of fun for little ones, our activity gyms and skill-building toys grow with baby. Looking for something to entertain baby and offer a safe, fun way to practice tummy time? Baby activity gym is the perfect addition to your baby's playtime routine and make the best baby shower gift.
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Play mat
Playmats are the perfect way to liven up your toddler play area or baby nursery! Play mats are a cushioned soft surface for you to place baby safely so they can play. Baby activity play mats are often used during crucial tummy time. Baby play mats are often wipeable so they are easy to clean after any accidents.
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Bouncers & rockers
Bouncers and rockers are baby item most parents can't live without. Baby Bouncers give you a safe, inclined space to place baby for soothing, interacting, feeding time and play time. Bouncers have different positions, where you can adjust the bouncer according to your activities and share every moment of the day with baby who can relax, observe and participate fully in all activities around them.
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Sensory toys
Help your baby develop their senses and motor skills with texture and colour.
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Rattles
Baby rattles and grasping toys aren't just fun for little ones; they also help with their development. Babies' brains are developing at a rapid pace, and every experience helps them learn more about the world around them.
Shop Rattles →Comfort & Teething
Comforters
Comfort toys are a cosy companion at play time. Many comforters have taggies, a sensory ribbon that babies love to touch with soft cuddle fleece for warmth.
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Teethers
When your baby starts teething you will need these teething lifesavers to soothe their sore gums and provide comfort. Cute, colourful and easy-grab teethers are designed to cool quickly and stay cold to deliver soothing comfort for babies inflamed gums.
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FAQs
What's the difference between a play gym and a play mat?
A play gym includes hanging toys and an arch for baby to reach and bat at, while a play mat is simply a soft, cushioned surface — many parents use them together for tummy time.
When should I introduce sensory toys?
From birth, babies respond to contrast, texture and sound — simple sensory toys with high-contrast patterns or crinkle textures are great from the newborn stage onward.
Are teethers safe for newborns?
Most teethers are designed for babies once teething begins, typically from 3–4 months, but always check the manufacturer's recommended age range before use.
Why do babies love comforters with taggies?
The sensory ribbon tags give babies something soothing to touch and explore, which can help with self-settling and provide familiar comfort during play or sleep.
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