Babies learn through play Participation rather than achievement Encourage intellectual, emotional and physical development

Multistage activities to meet each baby's needs at the developmentally appropriate level Physical development can enhance the baby's social and cognitive skills Babies who were exposed to organised physical activity at an early stage, showed higher levels of social and intellectual development

Bridge the learning gap through play Inspire self esteem Make learning fun Enhance motor skills Teach important life skills

Strengthen the baby's key muscle groups which includes muscle toning Promoting hand-eye-coordination Self discovery Build and strengthen neck and trunk Stimulating the balance system Introducing concept of space, time and body through rhythm and exercises Developing reaction to movement Free play

Self confidence Creativity Praising those early displays of skill helps boost baby's sense of accomplishment Create new learning experiences Interaction with others develops social skills