Learning by Age for Babies & Toddlers
Every stage of early childhood brings new ways to learn, play, communicate, and explore.
Choose your child’s age below to discover Banabooza learning resources created for their stage of development. Browse age-appropriate ideas for first words, communication, early literacy, colors, shapes, numbers, everyday concepts, activities, play, and more.
Whether you have a young baby discovering the world for the first time or a five-year-old getting ready for bigger learning adventures, you can start with the age that fits your child best.
0–3 Months Baby
The earliest months are all about connection, listening, looking, and discovering familiar voices, faces, sounds, and movements.
Explore simple learning ideas designed for your baby’s earliest stage, including talking, singing, visual attention, bonding, tummy-time learning, and gentle sensory experiences.
Explore learning resources for 0–3 month babies →
4–6 Months Baby
Your baby is becoming more curious about the people, sounds, objects, and movements around them.
Discover activities and resources that encourage listening, reaching, looking, babbling, sensory exploration, early communication, and playful interaction.
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7–9 Months Baby
At this age, babies are often becoming more active, interactive, and interested in cause and effect.
Explore ideas for early communication, object recognition, movement, imitation, simple games, sounds, songs, gestures, and everyday learning through play.
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10–11 Months Baby
Your baby is getting closer to toddlerhood and may be experimenting with gestures, sounds, routines, movement, and early words.
Find learning activities focused on communication, first words, object names, simple instructions, imitation, movement, songs, books, and everyday concepts.
Explore learning resources for 10–11 month babies →
1 Year Toddler
One-year-olds learn by watching, listening, copying, touching, moving, and repeating.
Explore first words, simple vocabulary, songs, books, animals, foods, body parts, everyday objects, actions, colors, early concepts, and playful learning activities.
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2 Years Toddler
Two-year-olds are often learning new words quickly and beginning to combine language, imagination, movement, and problem-solving.
Discover activities for vocabulary, simple sentences, colors, shapes, numbers, animals, actions, matching, pretend play, early literacy, routines, and communication.
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3 Years Toddler
Three-year-olds are becoming more independent learners and often enjoy asking questions, telling stories, sorting, counting, pretending, and exploring how things work.
Browse resources for language development, early reading skills, numbers, letters, shapes, colors, emotions, science, creative play, problem-solving, and everyday learning.
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4 Years Toddler
At four, children can begin exploring more detailed concepts while still learning best through play, conversation, stories, movement, and hands-on activities.
Find resources for alphabet learning, phonics, early reading, counting, math concepts, vocabulary, storytelling, science, creativity, social-emotional learning, and school-readiness skills.
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5 Years Toddler
Five-year-olds are often preparing for or beginning kindergarten and may be ready for more structured early learning while still benefiting from playful exploration.
Explore beginning reading, phonics, sight words, writing readiness, numbers, early math, science, vocabulary, storytelling, problem-solving, social skills, and kindergarten-readiness activities.
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Learning Grows One Step at a Time
Every child develops at their own pace. Ages can be a helpful starting point, but they do not need to limit what your child explores.
If an activity feels too difficult, try something from an earlier age group. If your child is ready for more, explore the next stage.
The goal is simple: choose your child’s age, find something that interests them, and enjoy learning together.
Discover More with Banabooza
Banabooza brings together learning resources for babies, toddlers, and young children in one place.
Explore activities and learning content, discover educational books and toys, play learning games, and find local or online classes that support your child’s development.