Around 5 months, your little one is figuring out that their legs and feet are parts of their bodies. When they kick, they start to understand that their body can create noise or movement… a fun way to learn cause and effect!
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They are also building important neck strength by tucking their chin to look down at their legs and feet. This “chin tuck” helps build important muscles needed for rolling over from back to side, and then eventually from their back to belly.⁣
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This balloon kicking activity is a great way to strengthen gross motor skills. It also strengthens eye muscles to improve tracking, and helps develop concentration.
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Tie a couple of helium-filled balloons loosely around your little one’s ankles and let them get comfortable. You can encourage them to start kicking by moving their legs for them and showing how the balloons move.⁣
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