Helen Coulthard
Developmental psychologist / Makes Sense of Food Play
Listen to foodie sounds as you cook + enjoy eating your meal together, making lots of yummmy sounds!
Letting your little one hear lots of different sounds is incredibly important to help them develop. We don’t often think that we eat with our ears, but some foodie sounds create excitement for the yummy food we’re about to eat.
From the bubble of veggies cooking, to the crunch of the first mouthful of toast, our sense of hearing really adds to the eating experience.
Listen to foodie sounds as you cook + enjoy eating your meal together, making lots of yummmy sounds!
Here's some top tips + fun games you can play at home - use these foods in your sensory play + encourage your baby to mimic the different sounds they hear:
Pssst! Always supervise your little one + avoid brittle, flaky or crumbly foods as they're a choking hazard. Raw veg, like carrot or celery is not suitable for young babies as it is too hard to eat.