Contact Name: Becky Hughes

Phone: 0488 227 778

Website: www.babysensory.com.au

The Baby Sensory programme has been designed specifically for babies from birth based on research into babies’ development. The baby development activities within each session are designed to stimulate the senses and help your baby develop. We are confident that these baby activities will also delight and surprise both you and your baby.

We use a combination of original and traditional songs and rhymes to develop early communication skills and you will always remember the moment your baby first uses the signs of our Say Hello song which is played at the beginning of each Baby Sensory class.

Our baby classes are designed for babies from birth to 13 months and we hold separate sessions for birth to 6 months and 7 months to 13 months.

The various baby activities aim to build up a vocabulary of sensory experiences (e.g. visual, auditory and tactile), to enhance physical contact (massage, reflexology, touching, cuddling and rocking) between you and your baby and to promote the development of speech through the use of sign language, music, song and puppets.

Each class includes different baby development activities which vary weekly, plus a discovery playtime during which your baby can enjoy our exploratory play area whilst you have the opportunity to meet other parents.  All activities are excellent for developing physical, social and emotional, and language skills, co-ordination, awareness of the world, a love of music and the concentration so needed for further development.

Recent research illustrates that the most important time for development is the first year of life and our program focuses on key milestones within this period for example:

• Language development – baby signing is a fun way to develop expressive speech and language and also a great way to help communication with your baby.


• Physical development – although babies should always sleep on their backs, tummy time is an essential aspect of development from birth as it allows for the fundamental movement patterns that stimulate both sides of the brain.


• Social development - happy social play sets the tone for the acquisition of future skills such as cooperation, turn taking and sharing.


• Emotional Development – massage is one sensory delight that really strengthens the bond because it provides an opportunity for parents to express their love.

Visit our website for more details about Baby Sensory, baby development information, view a sample session or make enquiries about opening a Baby Sensory franchise in your local area.