Gross motor activities for infants

Looking for simple and fun ways to help your infant develop their gross motor skills? Check out our list of 15 gross motor activities for infants. Your little one will love these engaging activities! #BabyJourney #infantdevelopment #grossmotorskills #parenting #babyactivities

Babies work on developing gross motor skills for several years, and large motor activities for infants help work on new milestones.

Looking for tips and activities on how to teach baby or toddler to walk? Here are several ways to help your infant or toddler get on the move quickly by strengthening their legs and trunk muscles for improved gross motor skill milestones.

Are you looking for ways to boost fine motor and gross motor skills in your baby from birth to 6 months? Try these baby play ideas to help encourage infant development . Learn all about what developmental milestones to expect when it comes to motor skills from 0-6 months.

Baby Ring Grab - HAPPY TODDLER PLAYTIME Sticky walls are made for baby activities. Baby Ring Grab is an easy sitting up activity for babies 6 to 12 months old using contact paper!

Babies and Toddlers are active little ones that are in constant search of ways to practice and develop their Gross Motor skills. I don’t think we often think of learning to crawl or balance o…

Check out these gross motor activities for 1 year olds! Using simple toys and household items, these activities are perfect for toddlers.

Use streamers to make a BRIGHT and INVITING Rainbow Tunnel for kids to crawl through during gross motor play.

Share the Sweetness1263 1 76SharesBoy did we get some serious ‘traction’ out of this Texture Walk! We started building our walk {or crawl} right after Christmas when I needed something to entertain the boys while cleaning up, un-decorating and deciding where to get next with Toddler School. If you’re looking for a fantastic Transition Lesson for between your Toddler… Read More Sensory Play & Gross Motor Fun | Texture Walk

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Agnes | Toddler Learning Activities (@learningfromplaying) This simple activity is easy to set up and you can adapt it to multiple age groups! All you need are some masking tape and some plastic balls. If you don't have balls, you can also use any small toy.