The 6 months mark a before and after in the development of your baby. Although each child is a world, it is often said that it is at this time when the baby acquires some of the psychomotor and visual abilities that will allow him to explore the exciting world around him.
He has already learned to sit for a while and begins to move from here to there crawling. In addition, it begins to open the hands and will gradually develop the ability to grab objects and will bring to the mouth any toy that catches your attention, to explore it.
In a short time, you will see how objects begin to pass from one hand to another. And it is also at this age when he begins to understand, as a result of his explorations, that the things that remain outside his visual field ... are still there when he turns to look at them!
Anyway, we insist, as each baby is different, if at 6 months your child has not yet learned to sit, do not be scared. Of course, it is a good idea to practice the new skills you are developing with fun toys.
Toys like the Fisher-Price balancing pyramid will stimulate your little one in several ways. You can practice that fun to sit down to play, and also develop some basic mechanisms for this stage of its development, such as the cause-effect relationship, which will help you better understand the surrounding environment.
On the other hand, from this moment you will realize that the objects in your environment are very varied, and here comes the importance of colors, shapes and sizes. The Fisher-Price Balancing Pyramid, With its bright touches and colored balls, it will fascinate your baby and help him in his development.
In addition, partly because of his eagerness to explore and partly because he has more fun throwing the objects than picking them up, the pieces of the Fisher-Price balancing Pyramid will invite you to move around the entire play area, thus developing motor skills, and will stimulate you To start crawling.
You can see the Balancing Pyramid in motion in the Fisher-Price video gallery, in the "Let's explore!"
