Lovevery Play Kits Review - Babylist

In the first few months of a baby’s life, it’s clear to see when they go up a size in clothes or diapers, but their BRAIN is growing so fast too! That’s where age-based educational toys & activities can come in, like the ones in each Lovevery Play Kit: https://www.babylist.com/gp/lovevery-... These get delivered to your door every 2 or 3 months as baby grows, and they were designed by experts and specialists to keep your baby stimulated and engaged at each developmental stage. So basically, baby will get a box of brain-nurturing goodies at just the right time they need it, and fall in love with all of it instantly. Here’s a peek at the first year: The Looker Play Kit is for the first 12 weeks as baby is taking in this whole new world and learning to focus and grasp on things — it helps their brain start making connections! The Charmer Play Kit is for months 3 and 4 as baby starts to become aware that they can use more than just one of their senses at a time, like seeing AND hearing or feeling. The Senser Play Kit is great for months 5 and 6 as they start getting stronger and need help practicing those fine motor skills. The Inspector Play Kit is for months 7 and 8 and makes the most of your baby's natural curiosity about how things work. The Explorer Play Kit helps babies around 9 and 10 months learn to concentrate, learn about cause and effect and start getting more in touch with their emotions. And The Thinker Play Kit gets your almost 1-year-old prepped with toys to encourage creativity, imagination and hand-eye coordination. After year one, the fun can keep going! You’ll just switch to the Toddler Play Kits. My son Pax is 2 years, Pax is loving his Enthusiast Kit, and Penny over here has the Problem Solver Kit. Now, if you’re seeing all of this stuff and wondering, “but what do we do with all these ‘Montessori-inspired’ playthings?” Don’t worry, Lovevery spent the time on the research so you can just enjoy the findings! There’s a “Play Guide” that breaks everything down: like why a crinkle bag is so fascinating to baby at 3 or 4 months, and why jingling keys will rock their world at month 9. There’s a paper version or a digital version in the free app, and there are daily play tips and expert Q & A’s for you in the app too. To get you set up for the first few months of baby’s life, you can register for a 6-month subscription on babylist.com — You’ll get 3 play kits for a little over $200. If you want to cover your little one’s whole first year, just register for 2 6-month kits! After that, you can find TODDLER play kits over on Lovevery’s site for delivery every 3 months until they’re 4. There’s also a Montessori Playshelf available separately to help you nicely store and rotate through all of kits. As for how Lovevery compares to the other educational toy kits, honestly, they’re all pretty different because they focus on different types of play or are priced to include different amounts of toys or age groups. That said, what I’ve seen most from other parents in reviews is that the QUALITY of Lovevery toys stands out. They’re not just cute — They’re made from sustainable, organic, baby-safe materials and built to last. Another thing that came up a lot in reviews: Lovevery’s tips for parents are empowering. You can be “in the know” about what baby is going through, and it makes playtime feel really intentional. Hope this helps! Doing more research? Here's a “Best Baby Toys of 2020” guide: https://www.babylist.com/hello-baby/b... — Click here to subscribe 👉 https://www.youtube.com/c/Babylist-Vi... Every family’s “baby must haves” are different — each week Babylist shares new baby tips, breaks down all the baby essentials and shows you how to use everything so you can own this parenting thing. Add all the baby gear you love to your Babylist baby registry. Get started 👉 http://bit.ly/babylist-registry Babies are too tiny to use social media, but we aren't! Instagram:   / babylist   TikTok:   / babylist   Facebook:   / babylist   Twitter:   / babylist   Pinterest:   / babylist   **This information is provided for educational and entertainment purposes only. We do not accept any responsibility for any liability, loss or risk, personal or otherwise, incurred as a consequence, directly or indirectly, from any information or advice contained here.