1. Hold one bold picture
An adult holds one printed visual card at the baby’s eye level, away from their mouth.
AI-assisted kit overview based on the approved digital artwork and planned components. Exact approved page samples appear below. Final physical packing remains under review.
Complete activity, parent-led play-sheet and visual-card samples from the existing artwork. Adults hold printed pages; these are not writing tasks for babies.
AI-generated play illustration. An adult holds the printed visual card and supports the awake baby. This is not a customer photograph.
Three complete existing parent-guide sample pages for adult-led play at 6–9 months.
Explore the kit overview, actual artwork and a supervised shared-play illustration.
AI-assisted kit illustration. Approved digital artwork is shown separately; final physical packing remains under review.
Planned sealed water mat not pictured; exact product, size and quantity pending sourcing and physical review.
Look together. Listen together. Reach and explore.
6–9 months · Adult-led play · Printed activities
Draft preview
For short, adult-led looking, listening and reaching moments at 6–9 months. Picture cards, parent-led play sheets and guidance help you choose a simple activity and follow your baby’s response.
Planned contents include the wooden rattle and teethers, printed activities and guidance, and 35 physical star stickers for parent use. The sealed water mat is pending sourcing and physical review.
Eligible carts ₹799+ · Excludes bundles
Baby & Toddler Play
Choose a short awake moment. An adult leads the activity and follows the baby’s comfort and interest.

An adult holds one printed visual card at the baby’s eye level, away from their mouth.
Say the picture name softly. Keep the card steady and share the moment.
Wait for a look, sound or reach. Respond gently, repeat if your baby is interested, and stop when they need a break.
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Complete approved artwork examples. The sealed water mat illustrated on the mat cards is still pending sourcing and physical review.

Practise: looking at one picture together during awake floor play.
Notice: a comfortable look, pause or turn towards the picture.
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Practise: shared attention while an adult demonstrates one gentle touch.
Notice: whether your baby looks or reaches. Watching is enough.
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Practise: looking or reaching towards an adult-held picture card.
Notice: your baby’s own response; pause or stop when they need a break.
Tap to enlarge ↗LITTLE MOMENTS. PLENTY TO PRACTISE.
Practise looking at one picture together. You may notice a pause, a look or a comfortable head turn.
Offer a comfortable, supported chance to reach during shared play. You may notice a reach, touch or grasp.
Name the picture softly, then pause. You may notice a look, a sound or another response.
Take turns with looks, pauses and sounds. Notice how your baby responds in their own way.
Follow your child's interest and pace. These activities offer practice; every child participates differently.
LOOK INSIDE BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Individual pages from the approved artwork. Tap a page to read it larger. The A4 pages are prompts for adults, not writing tasks for babies.
The larger parent-guide sample collage is shown below the page previews, with individual-page enlargement and zoom.
See the large parent-guide collage ↗GUIDANCE FOR GROWN-UPS
Three complete sample pages from the existing guide, arranged as a readable collage. Select a page to enlarge it and use the zoom controls.
Original page artwork is preserved. Outer blank canvas is omitted from these views; the printed pages are complete. These are guide samples, not the entire guidance pack. Final packed materials remain under review. Open the original collage
OPEN THE BOX. BRING OUT THE IDEAS.
Planned contents for this draft kit. Final packing is subject to physical review.
Printed copies included. Materials and household items required for each activity are listed in the printed guidance.
Adult holds visual cards. Keep paper, stickers and backing sheets away from the baby’s mouth and sleep space.
A LITTLE GUIDANCE FOR GROWN-UPS
Choose one activity, set out only the materials it needs and show the first step. Repeat a favourite or simplify the task.
All activities are adult-led shared play. Adults hold the cards and supervise toy use.
Yes. The kit is planned with physical printed activities and guidance.
No. Pages are invitations to play and explore, not a test or a daily deadline.
Yes. Repeat a favourite while materials remain complete and in suitable condition; inspect them before use.
The Tummy look sample calls for a clear floor and one picture card held by an adult. The mat examples require a suitable, tested sealed water mat; its exact product, size and quantity are still pending sourcing and physical review. Follow each card’s material list and the supplier’s age guidance. Stay beside your awake baby; stop if the mat leaks.
The 35 physical star stickers are for parents to use with the tracker. Keep loose stickers, backing sheets and all paper away from the baby’s mouth and sleep space.
A sealed water mat is planned for the activities shown. Its exact product, size and quantity remain pending sourcing and physical review; no specific mat SKU has been selected for this draft.
Suggested extras, sold separately. Check each product’s own age guidance and condition before use. These are not included in Baby Explore.
Extrokids Baby Explore Activity KitRs. 567.00