Support your baby’s development with research-backed classes parents trust and babies love

Step into a world of wonder with Baby Sensory where every class is a joyful adventure for babies aged 0 to 13 months, designed to delight your baby’s senses and spark early development.

From mesmerizing light shows and gentle music, to textured play and captivating scents, each session is a treasure trove of discovery.

Created by experts and backed by research, every session is thoughtfully curated to nurture cognitive growth, motor skills, and emotional bonding in a warm, welcoming environment.

Whether it’s tummy time or bubble play, Baby Sensory is more than just a class. It's a celebration of your baby's first year, filled with magical moments and precious memories.

Baby Sensory 0- 13 months

Every week is a new adventure in discovery. Our Baby Sensory classes build confidence and celebrate every milestone.

You'll share magical moments, explore textures, sounds and sights, and support your baby's development in a warm, welcoming space created just for you and your baby to share.

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Parties

Baby Sensory parties are ideal for babies up to 13 months old and are suitable for any occasion when you and your family and friends come together for a celebration.

Whether you are planning a small gathering or large event, we can design the perfect Baby Sensory party for you and your guests to enjoy.

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Browse Our Shop

Step into a world of sensory discovery. Our Baby Sensory Shop is filled with beautiful toys and props from our classes that help promote play, connection and learning.

Each item is carefully chosen to support your baby's development and bring joy to every shared moment you spend together.

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Articles and Blog

Sensory Baby Play

“Babies learn best when they experience things that they can see, hear, touch, smell or taste. It is how they gain knowledge of themselves and learn about the world”.

Forming A Loving Bond

Bonding is an intense emotional tie between the parent and baby that often begins during pregnancy and continues after birth. Nevertheless, after all the excitement and anticipation, when the baby finally arrives, some parents find it difficult to form an attachment with their baby. In the past, researchers thought that time spent with the newborn was sure to seal the bond between them. However, there is no evidence to suggest that bonding begins at birth. The parent-baby bonding is very complicated and that there are many reasons why relationships take time to grow and develop.

The Power Of Touch

Babies have a biological need for close physical affection. Nothing is more important to their emotional, physical and intellectual development than a comforting cuddle or a loving touch. What is certain is that babies who are cuddled, stroked and caressed are more likely to grow up to be loving social beings. They also gain independence and confidence, which leads on to an important milestone by the end of the first year: the ability to play alone.