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Learn how to use two popular Lovevery toys to encourage learning in children with disabilities, diagnoses, or learning exceptionalities.
Are there benefits to thumb sucking? Should I try to stop my baby from thumb sucking? Learn if it's okay for your baby to suck their thumb.
For a clear idea of positions and movements your baby may try from the earliest days of tummy time to the last, check out this illustrated month-by-month tummy time guide.
Traveling can present opportunities for learning and bonding through stretches of focused playtime together. Help make your vacation a little easier (and brainier) with these toys and activities for traveling with children.
Parents of children with disabilities can subscribe to customized Play Kits based on their child's development goals and interests.
Lovevery is thrilled to announce its new Book Bundles for Play Kits subscribers. We’re excited for you and your child to discover your new favorite books together.
Studies suggest that a child’s relationship with a pet can have health and emotional benefits. Read how pets may build skills and attachment.
When it comes to your child’s development and the health of the planet, materials matter. Learn more about how and why we choose certain materials for our play products.
A B Corp meets the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability. Learn more about Lovevery's certification.
Read to understand why babies need a vitamin D supplement and the best ways to give it to your baby.
Choosing clothes for your baby isn’t solely a matter of comfort and style. Follow these tips to help support your baby's needs.
Read the characteristics of parentese, an exaggerated speaking style, and understand how it benefits your child's vocabulary and conversational skills.
Researchers compared crying and heart rate in babies when they were held and when their mother walked around, carrying them. Learn more about the study results.
A tongue tie is a condition that limits the movement of a baby’s tongue and can interfere with their feeding. Read more to see if your baby may have a tongue tie.
Living far away from extended family can be tough. While nothing can compete with a real hug or cuddle, here are 3 meaningful ways for your family and baby to connect.
Attachment plays an important role in how the structure of an infant’s brain forms, laying the foundation for their development. Read our tips on how to encourage attachment.
Learn when growth spurts usually occur and how to tell if your baby is going through one.
In honor of Black History Month, here are some books we love, written by Black authors and featuring Black characters in happy, present-day storylines.
Massaging your baby can be a great way for you both to relax, interact, and bond. Read our tips to understand if your baby is being overstimulated.
When it comes to shaping your child’s brain, what matters more—their environment or their genes? Learn how to create an optimal environment for brain growth.
Feet are one of the most sensory-rich parts of the body. Read our tips to help your baby’s rapidly growing brain learn with their feet.
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends no screen time for babies under 18 months, with one exception: live video chats. Read through our tips for a meaningful video call.
Since 1926, February has been a time to center the Black community. We celebrate Black contributions, commit to taking action against racism, and reflect on Black history and Black futures. Here are 3 ways to observe Black History Month with your family.
We’ve collected some FAQs to outline different options to give the gift of developmental play this season.
Lovevery is proud to be included in the following “Best Gifts” lists for its award-winning Play Kits for ages 0–4. Read more about what each publication loves about the Play Kits —and why they make the perfect gift.
Lovevery is honored to have received several awards for its Play Kits, Play Gym, and more. Discover how our support system for families stands out among other baby brands. What To Expect Meet the What to Expect Mom Must-Have Award Winners of 2021 Best Baby Toy Brand: Lovevery Baby toys have been taken to the … Continued
We’re excited to introduce our new Lovevery App, free and available to Play Kit subscribers 🎉
Experience our new Target stage-based play essentials, as well as familiar favorites like The Play Gym and The Block Set, straight from your local Target location.
Earth Day is a time to celebrate nature and the environment. Teach your children how to take care of the earth with these fun activities, crafts, and books.
We compiled this expert guide to help you know what to expect for your baby's growth and month-by-month development.
Children of all races are never too young to take part in Black History Month. Here are ideas on how celebrate with your child, along with a list of books that center Black people and culture.
New York Magazine, Red Tricycle, and Good Housekeeping have all recommended Lovevery’s stage-based Play Kit subscriptions. If you're wondering what all the buzz is about, here are five reasons to sign up for your baby or toddler.
Some toys have characteristics that are aligned with Montessori principles. Learn what they are, why they can benefit your child, and how to introduce them.
New York Magazine and Red Tricycle have put Lovevery’s Play Kit subscriptions on their gift lists. Here are five reasons to consider putting one on yours.
As we continue to adjust to new normals, some things have stayed the same: working while caring for young children during a pandemic is really hard. Here are a few ways to ease the burden.
We talked to real parents about their must-have diaper bag essentials and on-the-go hacks. The list is extensive but ensures you won't be caught unprepared.
Back-and-forth conversations with your baby have a significant impact on language development and are important for social, emotional, and cognitive growth.