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The Only 100% Non-Toxic, All-Natural, and Sustainable Wedge Made for Tummy Time

The TummyTopia

The Cork Tummy Time Wedge

Introducing TummyTopia, the ultimate solution for your baby's tummy time troubles! Discover TummyTopia's natural cork tummy time wedges – thoughtfully designed to support your baby's development. Non-toxic, sustainable, and easy to use, our products ensure a safe and happy tummy time experience. Shop now for the perfect blend of quality and care! OT & PT approved.

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Explore the Benefits of Our Cork Tummy Time Wedge

Facilitates The Transition From Back Laying to Belly Laying

Newborns and infants aged 1–3 months are just starting to control their necks. Tummy time helps them build the muscles needed for rolling, sitting, crawling, and walking.

Strengthens Neck Muscles and Head Control

Engaging in tummy time aids in strengthening babies' necks by shifting their position away from lying on the back, where flattening may occur (prevents flat head syndrome). This activity also reinforces the extensor muscles in the back of the neck, which support lifting the head while on their stomachs.

Helps Leg Muscles Develop for Crawling

Tummy time helps prepare infants for crawling, a crucial milestone in their development.

Formation of Hand Arches for Fine Motor Skills Needed for Play

When babies support themselves with their hands during activities like tummy time and grab objects, it helps them start building the arches in their palms and get stronger in their upper bodies. Having strong palm arches is really important for skills like writing, cutting, using utensils, and many other tasks.

Visual-Motor Development and Depth Perception

When babies spend time on their tummies, they see things from a new angle and can check out what's around them. This helps them learn to focus on stuff, follow things as they move, and understand where things are in space, which is good for their brain development.

Promotes Sensory Development

Tummy time enhances sensory awareness by boosting input to joints and organs (proprioception) as well as our body's positioning sensory system (vestibular), while also allowing infants to feel the cork surface they are lying on (tactile system).