The secret to buying a toy your baby actually plays with?

Targeting the skill they're actually working on.

This may not be the same as...

• The #1 toy on Amazon for your baby's age
• The lists on Pinterest and Instagram suggesting toys per age
• The toy that your friend's baby is obsessed with

Nope.

Choosing a toy by age is backwards. And that's why your baby isn't touching it.

The foolproof way: follow what you see your baby doing. 

I couldn't find a solid reference for this anywhere online or in books, so I made my own. Based on developmental norms, OT suggestions, and the power of your own observation, this guide will help you choose a winning toy every single time.

Can't I just Google it for free myself? 

In short... not really!

• It will save you tons of time. (How much is your time worth?) It's a complete curriculum for the first 12 months.

• I didn't cite sources, but there's a lot of research behind this. Like... info from occupational therapists, the teachings of Maria Montessori, the doctoral thesis that Lovevery based their own research on (yup, the CEO emailed it to me). It's not my opinion based on what my own kids like. It's all based on developmental research, presented in a way you've never seen done before.

• Now that you know what to look for, you will definitely save at least $15 by NOT wasting money on a dud

• Most importantly, you will learn how to observe your own baby and support them, instead of having to look at outside experts like blog articles to tell you what to buy

Here's what's inside:

1. A complete, simple-yet-functional, black and white chart (8 pages, printer-friendly)

2. Colored version 1, which is not complete but is in full color, with photos of babies and of actual products (33 pages)