VazART® is much more than nursing necklaces. If you have had the opportunity to visit our website and social media, you will know that there are worlds of adventure and fun designed for your baby with safety and care in mind.
That's why today we want to tell you about "our worlds," where you will find pacifier clips, rattles, stroller mobiles, and even wind kites.
All because your baby deserves beautiful and special designs, and you deserve to experience calm motherhood thanks to the safety protocols that each of our pieces complies with, in addition to looking beautiful all the time.
Stroller mobile
The stroller mobile entertains, stimulates, and supports your baby's sensory development; that's its main function.
Between 3 and 4 months, babies begin an exploration stage, meaning they will want to put everything in their mouths.
For them to be able to do this, and for you to feel at ease, the stroller mobile helps you to:
- Develop fine motor skills and the senses of sight and touch.
- Strengthen the muscles around their lips, preventing drooling and helping to improve jaw development.
- Stimulate hand-mouth coordination.
- Strengthen the baby's grip.
- Help with teething discomfort.
A tip: You should not leave your baby alone with this garland. It should always be attached at both ends, whether you place it in the stroller or the crib. Your supervision is vital for them to explore and discover the world safely.
Pacifier clips
What are pacifier clips? Pacifier clips are the best option for holding your baby's pacifiers and teethers. It is a strap attached at one end to the baby's clothing to prevent the pacifier or teether from constantly falling to the floor and becoming contaminated with bacteria and microorganisms that could be harmful. Additionally, they help with the development of fine motor skills and the senses of sight and touch.
During these days of preventive isolation and COVID-19, the pacifier clip becomes one of the best options since, by being attached to your baby's clothing, there is much less danger of them dropping it with their little hands. Remember that there are fomites, which means contaminated objects and/or surfaces, and we don't want your baby's pacifier to fall onto one of these surfaces. That's where the use of a pacifier clip is more crucial than ever.
Keep in mind that the pacifier clip must be made of soft and light materials, with zero elasticity so that the baby does not get hurt by bouncing, and it should be light as they will wear it attached to their clothing.
A tip: Remember that your baby should not sleep with the pacifier clip, and you should frequently check its condition, ensuring the clip is still easy to handle and that the accessory's hygiene is optimal.
Let me know in the comments if you want me to write a new blog post with recommendations for hygiene and cleaning of pacifier clips and other accessories for your baby.
Teethers
The beautiful little figures of the teethers have been very well received by moms who adore VazART® products.
A teether is a piece that our babies should start using from 3 or 4 months old, a time when they begin their exploration stage by putting everything in their mouth. They are ideal for helping with teething discomfort and strengthen the muscles around the lips, preventing drooling and improving jaw development.
Our teethers are 100% chewable as they are made of food-grade silicone, free of BPA and toxic materials; they are soft, safe, and easy to grasp.
A tip: when your baby starts teething discomfort, which will be around 6 months, put the teether in a zip-lock bag in the refrigerator for 10 minutes, then give it to them, and you'll see how the anesthetic effect of the cold immediately helps relieve the pain in their gums.
Rattle
Did you know that the first rattles date back to the Egyptian era and that discoveries of these ancient pieces showed animal shapes?
I love to think that it has been a star element in the upbringing of our babies, and the power of a rattle is still being fully appreciated; the sound of its bell awakens our baby's senses and stimulates their sensory development, in addition to entertaining.
The rattle is also a key piece in the development of fine motor skills, the sense of sight and touch, and it helps to strengthen your baby's grip and soothe teething discomfort.
Wind kite
Vibrant colors and fantastic waves accompany the wind kite to delight your baby from birth. They will laugh a lot and have fun with the colorful ribbons hanging from it, stimulating their vision, while the sweet sound emitted by the bells sharpens their hearing.
A wind kite is the best choice when it comes to engaging your baby's senses; they will be fascinated by the colors of the ribbons, their balance is stimulated, and movement is worked on. Additionally, the silicone bracelet is the ideal complement as it helps relieve teething discomfort and strengthens the muscles around the lips, preventing drooling and helping to develop their jaws better.
Our VazART® wind kite is a fabulous adaptation of a Montessori toy, offering a sensory experience accompanied by learning, allowing them to develop skills at any age.
If you are a fan of VazART® pieces, you will know that in addition to designing beautiful products, I have wanted them to be multipurpose.
Thus, each of the pieces, apart from providing a complete sensory experience, helps our babies strengthen their grip, soothe teething discomfort, safely experience their exploration stage where they want to put many objects in their mouth, and very importantly, because I never forget you, my dear moms, to always look beautiful, thanks to the designs of the nursing necklaces.
I couldn't be happier with the result of each of my pieces, and the affection I receive from you inspires me to continue creating dreamy and colorful worlds for our little ones.
With love,
Andrea Vazart.
