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Hot, Cold, Sweet, and Sour

Your child will learn how to notice differences in temperatures and tastes of food.

Health & Wellness

Level 2: 9 - 18 Months

15m

Throwing a Ball

a parent supports a baby learning to walk

Your child will learn how to throw a ball forward.

Physical

Level 2: 9 - 18 Months

10m

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