Bright Bubs 2 Volume Set-Infant baby massage song - DVD

Shake it baby, shake it! is a lively session with bouncing and upbeat dance songs. This Bright Bubs session includes scarf, ball and percussion play to stimulate your baby’s senses. Your baby will enjoy the circle dances, attentive massage, playful finger plays and soothing rocking. The award winning Touch & Tickle session invites you to stimulate your baby with tender massage, tapping and tickling rhymes. Enrich your baby’s physical and emotional development as you sway, bounce, and dance together. Playful tummy time, mirror play and circle songs also feature in this delightful session. Touch & Tickle invites you to stimulate your baby through loving touch using familiar lap songs and rhymes. This award winning Bright Bubs session guides you through massage, tapping and tickling rhymes. Your baby will also love the bounce, swaying and circle songs. Tummy time and mirror play also feature in this session. Unlike other early childhood DVDs, the Bright Bubs program has a unique hands-on approach which: - you and your child do together - is easy for parents to follow - explains how each activity fosters your baby’s brain, language, social or emotional development - is endorsed by leading early childhood experts The Songs (and movements) include: Hello (waving) Lavender’s blue dilly dilly (Massage) Miss Polly had a dolly (Cross lateral) Trot trot trot (Bounce) Hickory dickory dock (Tummy time/sway) Can you hear that sound? (Vocal play/listening) Shoe a little horse (Foot Tapping) The mulberry bush (Circle dance) Pop goes the weasel (Social dance) Teddy bear, teddy bear (Tummy/eye tracking) Humpty Dumpty (Balance) Round and round the garden (Tickle rhyme) Touch & tickle (Mirror play) Maranoa lullaby (Tummy rocking) Goodbye (Farewell) DVD bonus features: Helpful baby play techniques Advice from Carol Crees Early Childhood Specialist Novice & expert mode Free printed parent guide Endorsed by Dr. Anne Power, School of Education and Early Childhood Studies, University of Western Sydney.