A month ago or so I thought about flipping the polka dot tent piece and attaching it so that they were on the inside and he loved it! So glad this is something you mentioned!
So I know you always recommend to go off due date but here's my situation: my baby was born at 35 weeks. At around 2 weeks old we ordered Lovevery as she was showing signs of wanting to play (waking up and alert between feeds, getting upset but not wanting to feed). So far, she is 3.5 weeks old (would've been 39 weeks gestation) and is loving the high contrast cards (she will briefly track them at times) and she's getting into the fabric links too. We have the subscription set based on her birthday rather than her due date and she's thriving so far. I'm not trying to question all of this expert advice, because I really do respect the work that goes into Lovevery, but if I'd gone of the due date rule then we still wouldn't have any toys yet. Is there more to this finding? Is it not worth looking for individual signs of development too, since some babies can develop quickly in some areas and at some times, and slowly in/at others? I'm asking this regarding all the kits. It would be nice to know in future if my baby might want to move on quicker/slower without just relying on mother's intuition :')
A month ago or so I thought about flipping the polka dot tent piece and attaching it so that they were on the inside and he loved it! So glad this is something you mentioned!
The wobbler wasn’t in my 3-4 month play kit 🤔
Oh no, we apologize for that! We'd be more than happy to assist with this. Please email heretohelp@lovevery.com ❤️
@@Lovevery My 3-4 month kit doesn't have it either :'( I will shoot an email.
Can you hang the mobile that comes in the Looker Play kit on the Play Gym?
So I know you always recommend to go off due date but here's my situation: my baby was born at 35 weeks. At around 2 weeks old we ordered Lovevery as she was showing signs of wanting to play (waking up and alert between feeds, getting upset but not wanting to feed). So far, she is 3.5 weeks old (would've been 39 weeks gestation) and is loving the high contrast cards (she will briefly track them at times) and she's getting into the fabric links too. We have the subscription set based on her birthday rather than her due date and she's thriving so far. I'm not trying to question all of this expert advice, because I really do respect the work that goes into Lovevery, but if I'd gone of the due date rule then we still wouldn't have any toys yet. Is there more to this finding? Is it not worth looking for individual signs of development too, since some babies can develop quickly in some areas and at some times, and slowly in/at others? I'm asking this regarding all the kits. It would be nice to know in future if my baby might want to move on quicker/slower without just relying on mother's intuition :')