Sensory Play Cards: 0–12 Months
$12.99
Get it on Payhip →Most activity cards tell you what to do. These do that — and two more things no other product combines.
Each of the 60 cards has a richly illustrated scene on the front and evidence-based guidance on the back: sensory play instructions, vocabulary-building picture prompts, and the science behind every activity.
Three smart tools in one deck — a sensory play guide, a picture-talk library, and an early vocabulary builder — designed to grow with your baby from birth through the first birthday.
What's Inside
Parent Guide
your baby's sensory world, the five senses, parallel talk technique, and how to use these cards
60 Illustrated Cards
15 per age block, covering all five senses, with "How to Play," "Talk About It," and "Why It Works" on every card
Sensory Development Tracker
month-by-month observation checklist from 0 to 12 months, based on CDC 2022 milestones
Printing Tips
recommended paper, double-sided printing, lamination, and storage ideas
Our First Moments
a keepsake page to remember the little things
Why It's Different
- ✓Three tools no other product combines: sensory play guide + illustrated picture-talk cards + SLP-based vocabulary builder in one deck
- ✓Every activity, every illustration, every word — backed by 20+ peer-reviewed studies and guidelines from AAP, ASHA, CDC, and Harvard
- ✓150+ early vocabulary words woven into illustrations and "Talk About It" prompts — drawn from speech-language research on first words
- ✓Covers the full first year: four age blocks from 0–3 through 9–12 months, progressing with your baby's development
- ✓Cards work two ways: as activity instructions for you (from birth) and as picture cards for your baby (from ~6 months)
How to Use
- Print the cards at home on cardstock or matte photo paper — or at Staples, FedEx Office, or any print shop.
- Start with the age block that matches your baby right now. Pull a card. Read the back. Try the activity.
- Starting around 6 months: flip the card to the illustration side. Show it to your baby. Point at objects. Name them. Use the "Talk About It" prompts.
- One card a day is plenty. Revisit favorites — repetition is how the brain strengthens connections.
All content is for educational and entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical, developmental, or psychological advice.
