Infant · 3–6 months
Infant Squad
Rolling, reaching, first tastes: the months where every week has a new trick.
Made for 13 weeks
13 weeks, one for every week from 3 months to 6 months, each matched to their age. Week 1 is the week they turn 3 months.
Time it takes
30 minutes a day, in three pieces
Three 10-minute play invitations a day, one weekly 'skill to watch' note, a biweekly pod meet-up at a home or park, and the first-foods plan when your baby is ready.
What we promise
- Introducing first foods, allergen by allergen
- Rolling, sitting, and grasp games with household objects
- Reading and singing routines that stick
- A monthly box-style checklist you can buy anywhere
Nourish & rest, included
Starting solids the current-guidance way: around six months when ready, with early allergen introduction and iron in mind.
Most infants consolidate to 2–3 naps by six months
Every week you get
A skill-to-watch note with what to try and what's normal
Three play invitations using household objects
The first-foods plan when ready (readiness signs, first tastes, allergen introduction schedule)
A song and a board book of the week
Biweekly pod meet-up plan
Your grown-up check-in
A sample month, in your lane
Infant · 3–6 months
Infant Squad
Rolling, reaching, first tastes: the months where every week has a new trick.
How a week is shaped
Three 10-minute play invitations a day, one weekly 'skill to watch' note, a biweekly pod meet-up at a home or park, and the first-foods plan when your baby is ready.
Time: 30 minutes a day, in three pieces
Every week you get
- A skill-to-watch note with what to try and what's normal
- Three play invitations using household objects
- The first-foods plan when ready (readiness signs, first tastes, allergen introduction schedule)
- A song and a board book of the week
- Biweekly pod meet-up plan
- Your grown-up check-in
🥄 Nourish at this stage
Starting solids the current-guidance way: around six months when ready, with early allergen introduction and iron in mind.
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🧭 Explorer in the Infant Squad: Balanced play across all four areas.
One of fifteen lanes. See them all.
A sample month (weeks 1–5)
Week 1
Roll & Reach
The floor is the classroom
- Side-lying play to encourage rolling
- Reach-and-grasp with a wooden ring
- Peekaboo, the first joke
- Nourish: readiness signs for solids
Week 2
Sit & See
A new view of the world
- Supported sitting in a laundry basket
- Mirror play and name the face parts
- Shake-and-listen bottles (rice, beans, sealed)
- Nourish: first tastes, one food at a time
- unlocks the weekend before
Week 3
Hands Together
Two hands, one goal
- unlocks the weekend before
Week 4
Sounds & Songs
Babble is talking
- unlocks the weekend before
Week 5
Up & Out
Bigger world, bigger baby
How each lane tilts the Infant Squad
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Explorer
Balanced play across all four areas.
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Athlete
More floor time, more rolling and sitting challenges, less container time.
🔧
Builder
Stacking cups, knock-downs, put-in and take-out from day one.
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Healer
Gentle routines, body-part songs, checkup role play with a stuffed animal.
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Creator
Daily music, textures, and edible finger paint once solids start.
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Naturalist
Outside every day; grass, sand, water, and sky as the sensory bin.
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Scholar
Stacking cups, in-and-out bins, and 'where did it go?' as first physics.
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Storyteller
Two board books a day and the babble echoed back with one real word added.
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Linguist
Label everything in both languages; Spanish songs at bath time.
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Chef
Starting solids the current-guidance way, with the allergen schedule and iron in mind.
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Historian
Grandparent photos on the fridge at floor level; say their names every day.
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Host
A hello song when anyone enters the room; they practice the wave that means 'you came.'
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Citizen
Pass the toy, then wait: the first fair-share game, modeled not lectured.
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Pioneer
A 'shop' on the playmat: they hand you a block, you hand them a ring. Trade is a game.
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Seeker
One still minute on your chest looking at the same picture or the window; then play.
Nourish at this stage
- • Readiness signs (sitting with support, head control, interest)
- • Purees or baby-led weaning: both paths laid out
- • Introducing the top allergens early and one at a time
- • Iron-rich first foods
- • Gagging vs choking: what's normal, what's not
Educational guidance, not medical advice. Your pediatrician or a registered dietitian knows your child.
Rest at this stage
- • Most infants consolidate to 2–3 naps by six months
- • Bedtime routine of three steps, same order, every night
- • Night wakings are normal; feeding at night is normal
Ready for the Infant Squad?
$99/month for the first child · siblings 50% off · first 7 days free · 30-day guarantee