What age do I choose?
The activities are designed and specifically adapted to suit your child's age and developmental stage.
Wacky Box supplies you with everything you need to stimulate your child's development. The following skills are targeted:
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Activities adapted to Milestones already achieved: Rolling, Sitting, Crawling, Walking
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Brain development
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Gross motor skills - The bigger muscle groups need to develop first in order to support the smaller muscle groups. Good muscle tone leads to your baby using more senses which in turn helps with better brain development
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Development of the senses with messy games ensure that your baby can process sensory inputs
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The vestibular system can easily be affected by ear infections. Balancing exercises help to target this to aid your baby in being able to re-process information coming in through the system
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Stimulation (and learning) through fun!
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Activities adapted for 12-18 months and 18-24 months
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Attention span and concentration at your toddler’s level
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Milestone development
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Speech development
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Gross motor development (large muscle groups) as well as fine motor development (small muscle groups)
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Sensory development
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Messy games ensure that your toddler can process sensory inputs and function in society
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Stimulation through fun, the learning happens automatically!
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Attention span and concentration at your toddler’s level
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Emotional development
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Social skills expanded through the encouragement of speech development
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Toddlers have an abundance of energy!
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Gross Motor skills help your toddler to get rid of this energy to help improve concentration
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Fine motor skills are very important for the development of your toddler’s ability to plan as well ashis/her independence
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Building relationships
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Attention span and concentration on your child’s level
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Better memory development
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Children have an abundance of energy!
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Gross Motor skills help your child to get rid of this energy to help improve concentration
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Fine motor skills that include hand- and drawing skills, that will help improve your child’s pencil grip
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Preparation for reading and writing
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Problem solving skills
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