Developmental Infant Toys For Baby Age 2-5 months

Once a baby reaches 2 months of age, it starts to be able to kick, reach, and poke. At 5 months, your baby will be able to flip over by herself, kick, reach, poke, pull, and grab toys. So any developmental infant toy which can stimulate them to move their body, hands and feet around is good.

How about their visual ability ? Although their senses are getting better in responding to outside stimuli, still their visual ability is immature. Here is what happens to the baby's visual capability at second month. As a baby reaches its second month, it is gradually able to see other colors (i.e. not only black, white and red) more clearly. Since the baby's eyes are still immature, it is best to stay with the black, white and red developmental infant toys until your baby's third month. Then you can switch to infant developmental toys with bold or primary colors afterwards. Save the baby toys with softer colors until she's six months or older.
Best Infant Toys For Baby 2-5 Months

The best infant toys for this age groups is: baby playmat or play gym, stuffed animal/doll and baby mirror which have bold or primary colors. Baby mobiles and rattles also continue to delight your baby. However, watch your older baby carefully when she's playing with baby mobiles . Make sure she cannot reach and pull it down.

Other safety precaution you have to bear in mind when buying developmental infant toys for this age group are:

* safe. No string, no small size, and no lead paint.
* for developmental infant toys like baby mobiles and playmat, make sure they're sturdy enough and can't cause any accident.
* if you're buying stuffed animals or dolls, make sure the button, wiggly eyes and tiny things attached to it (if any) are secure.