Autumn's Baby Registry

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Rich Gray with High Chair"

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Two Pack. Grows with Baby: Pacific Baby bottles grow with your child by transitioning from bottle to sippy cup with different spout attachments. Stainless Steel: Lighter weight than glass, safter than plastic. Made from durable and recyclable stainless steel, which is free from harmful chemicals and eco-friendly. Anti-Colic: Includes an anti-colic silicone nipple that reduces gas, spit up, acid reflex and colic in babies. Thermally Insulated: Double-walled insulation keeps liquids warm or cold for up to 10 hours. Eco-Friendly: Stainless steel is fully recyclable, and the bottle is designed to grow with the baby, reducing waste and saving money. Non-Leaking: Comes with a leak-proof design, making it ideal for travel and everyday use. Slow Controlled Flow: The slow-flow nipple can help babies feed at a more natural, steady pace, preventing overeating or rapid feeding, which are common causes of spit-up and gas."

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Larger Diaper Bag can be repurposed afterwards"

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Cute and helpful"

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Good for Sensory Learning, especially when young and focused most on basic sensory learning of things like size and texture (as opposed to logic based learning of say building, which comes later)"

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Lg piece set preferred - Good for Sensory Learning, especially when young and focused most on basic sensory learning like how they pull together on their own (as opposed to logic based learning of say building with them)"

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Good for Sensory Learning, especially when young and focused most on basic sensory learning (as opposed to logic based learning)"

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Good for Sensory Learning, especially when young and focused most on basic sensory learning (as opposed to logic based learning)"

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Good for Sensory Learning, especially when young and focused most on basic sensory learning (as opposed to logic based learning)"

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Good for Sensory Learning, especially when young and focused most on basic sensory learning of cause and effect, movement, weight (as opposed to logic based learning of using them properly which comes later)"

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Development Benefits: Muted soft color tones allow the baby to focus their attention on learning through tactile and taste senses. This toy supports oral exploration, texture processing, and motor coordination. Stacking also promotes early problem-solving."

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Development Benefits: Pastel tones offer enough color variation for visual interest but aren’t overwhelming, allowing the child to focus on stacking and spatial reasoning. Nesting cubes support early understanding of size, shape, and spatial awareness while engaging fine motor skills."

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Development Benefits: Natural wood and muted color tones shift the focus to the sounds as opposed to the child being distracted by the visual stimulation of bright vivid colors. These instruments provide a focus on the auditory feedback when shaken, tapped, or banged on, promoting sound processing and rhythm recognition without relying on bright colors which will distract from their intended purpose."

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Development Benefits: Some vivid coloring mixed with wood tones allow for visual stimulation without being overwhelming. The baby can focus on the physical action of rolling and stacking, engaging kinesthetic learning without overstimulation. This toy enhances hand-eye coordination and gross motor skills. Babies enjoy the sensory input from the different textures and different rolling motion."

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Development Benefits: These blocks are vivid but softened to avoid overstimulation and perfect for safe play. These blocks help with texture exploration, stacking, and tactile feedback. They allow early sensory learning through shapes and soft materials while stimulating early building skills."

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Development Benefits: The muted tones ofthe abacus lets the child focus on the movement of the beads, sliding them, feeling textures, and hearing sounds as they roll, rather than being distracted by bold colors. Babies will engage with the movement and sound of the beads, promoting fine motor control and sensory processing through touch and sound. Later, the abacus becomes an educational tool for math concepts."

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Development Benefits: These cubes have soft, calming tones that help with emotional regulation and focus during play. The cubes provide tactile feedback and are excellent for sensory exploration, helping babies learn textures and cause and effect."

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"Development Benefits: These tubes are designed with sensory engagement in mind, using colors and textures that are visually soothing. The movement within the tubes encourages visual tracking, promotes calmness, and engages sensory curiosity, fostering a sense of cause and effect."

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"6 to 9 Months (Bear Theme)"

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"0 to 6 Months (Bear Theme)"

Note from Autumn and Liam:

"To match the Baby"