Crawler · 6–12 months
Crawler Squad
Motion, mouths, and object permanence: the months where everything goes in the mouth and on the floor.
Made for 26 weeks
26 weeks, one for every week from 6 months to 12 months, each matched to their age. Week 1 is the week they turn 6 months.
Time it takes
30–40 minutes a day
Two 15-minute play blocks a day, a weekly 'yes space' setup, a weekly pod meet-up, and finger-food plans that keep pace with the pincer grasp.
What we promise
- Safe sensory play for mouthers
- Finger foods and the pincer grasp
- Peekaboo science: object permanence, cause and effect
- First words: narrate everything
Nourish & rest, included
From purees to real food: textures, finger foods, and the family table.
Two naps for most crawlers
Every week you get
A yes-space setup for the week (what to put out, what to put away)
Two daily play blocks with mouth-safe materials
A finger-food plan and one new food to try
A song, a book, and a fingerplay
Weekly pod meet-up plan with a floor activity everyone can share
Your grown-up check-in
A sample month, in your lane
Crawler · 6–12 months
Crawler Squad
Motion, mouths, and object permanence: the months where everything goes in the mouth and on the floor.
How a week is shaped
Two 15-minute play blocks a day, a weekly 'yes space' setup, a weekly pod meet-up, and finger-food plans that keep pace with the pincer grasp.
Time: 30–40 minutes a day
Every week you get
- A yes-space setup for the week (what to put out, what to put away)
- Two daily play blocks with mouth-safe materials
- A finger-food plan and one new food to try
- A song, a book, and a fingerplay
- Weekly pod meet-up plan with a floor activity everyone can share
- Your grown-up check-in
🥄 Nourish at this stage
From purees to real food: textures, finger foods, and the family table.
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🧭 Explorer in the Crawler Squad: Balanced yes-space play.
One of fifteen lanes. See them all.
A sample month (weeks 1–5)
Week 1
Go, Baby, Go
Crawling, cruising, and the first chase
- Pillow mountain to climb
- Roll the ball and chase it together
- Cabinet with safe things to empty
- Nourish: soft finger foods and the pincer grasp
Week 2
Where Did It Go?
Object permanence is a game
- Hide the toy under the cup
- Peekaboo with a scarf
- Ball drop into a tube
- Nourish: family meals, baby at the table
- unlocks the weekend before
Week 3
Water Baby
Bath, basin, and splash
- unlocks the weekend before
Week 4
In & Out
Containers are the whole curriculum
- unlocks the weekend before
Week 5
First Words
Pointing is talking
How each lane tilts the Crawler Squad
🧭
Explorer
Balanced yes-space play.
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Athlete
Climbing setups, cruising paths, more outdoor floor time.
🔧
Builder
Stacking, posting, dumping: containers everywhere.
🩺
Healer
Gentle body play and the first doctor kit.
🎨
Creator
Edible paint, drums, and daily songs with motions.
🌿
Naturalist
Grass, sand, mud, and water as the daily bin.
🔢
Scholar
Posting, nesting, and dumping with counting out loud; two cups, then three.
📖
Storyteller
Point-and-name books, animal sounds, and the first 'uh oh' story.
🌎
Linguist
Body parts and food words in two languages at every meal.
🍳
Chef
Finger foods sized to the pincer grasp and the family table from day one.
🗺️
Historian
A 'when you were tiny' photo book that grows every month.
🫖
Host
Wave hi and bye at every door; a stuffed animal gets a place at the snack tray.
🏘️
Citizen
Two toys out, one for a friend (or a grown-up): the first turn, with a timer they can see.
🚩
Pioneer
A posting box that is a 'mailbox': they deliver, you 'buy,' they go again.
✨
Seeker
A hush after the song: one page of a quiet book, then the bin. Wonder has a slot in the day.
Nourish at this stage
- • Finger foods that match the pincer grasp
- • Choking-hazard shapes and how to cut them
- • Milk at meals, water in an open cup
- • Iron and fat: what growing brains need
- • Dropping the bottle over the next months, gently
Educational guidance, not medical advice. Your pediatrician or a registered dietitian knows your child.
Rest at this stage
- • Two naps for most crawlers
- • Separation anxiety can wake them; keep the routine boring and the same
- • Early bedtimes still win
Ready for the Crawler Squad?
$99/month for the first child · siblings 50% off · first 7 days free · 30-day guarantee