Entries by Emma Garbett

5 Ways to Bring Sensory Storytime Home

5 Ways to Bring Baby Sensory Storytime Home At Adventure Babies, we’ve been leading the way in baby sensory storytelling activities since day one. In fact—we invented it. Before the hashtags, before the reels, before the endless scroll of picture-perfect play trays… there we were, crawling around in fairy lights and feathers, watching babies fall […]

The Moments We Treasure: Real Stories from the Mat

There’s something special that happens every week on the mats at Adventure Babies. It’s not the bubble machines or the soothing lights or the jungle sounds. It’s not even the books—although we’re big fans of those too. It’s them. The babies. The incredible, wide-eyed, wobbly, determined, curious babies. Every week, we get a front-row seat […]

Milestones Meet Magic: What Crawling Has to Do with Storytime

Milestones Meet Magic: What Crawling Has to Do with Storytime Ever wondered what crawling has to do with storytime? Or why your baby’s wobbly attempts at tummy time might be laying the groundwork for loving books? It turns out that those little physical leaps your baby makes—rolling, sitting, crawling, grasping—aren’t just motor milestones. They’re brain-builders. […]

What I’ve Learned from Watching Babies Discover Books

What I’ve Learned from Watching Babies Discover Books There’s a moment that happens in almost every class. A baby—barely six months old, still a bit wobbly, still new to the world—will suddenly go still. Their eyes widen. Their tiny fingers reach out. And in that instant, they’re completely absorbed in the world of a story. […]

Not Just Play: Why Sensory Storytelling Is Baby Brain Fuel

The Magic of Baby Brain Development If you’re a first-time parent, chances are you’ve typed “baby brain development” into your search bar at least once this week (or day). Between nappy changes and snack scavenging, you’re quietly wondering: what’s actually helping my baby grow and learn? Spoiler alert: it’s not just flashcards and white-noise machines. […]