Parent tester Helen who tested this with Ada who is 4 months old, says, "It's a good extra large size. It’s nice and comfy to lie on and there's a really nice mix of different textures and sounds to play with. It comes with detachable toys including a mirror, a ball with a rattle, a plush donut and a rustling toy, as well as a sensory ball, and 12 'cognitive' cards that can be slotted into a clear pocket on the side of the mat or attached to a ring and clipped to a pushchair.

The best ones will have a good range of mat-based features and dangly toys with different sounds, textures, mirrors and patterns to discover. Lamaze brings moments to treasure for babies and parents, encouraging together time and independent daily discoveries. There’s also a plush sleeping-bear tummy-time pillow and a peekaboo felt flap on the ‎86cm x 86cm x 94cm mat. But roll forward even a few weeks, and your baby will love looking at things with bright or high-contrast colours and listening to things that rattle or tinkle or shake.My little boy loves these balls," said Joanne, mum of our baby tester Chester, 5 months (pictured above).

Wrapped in tissue inside a presentation box, this little collection of baby development toys includes a tummy time pillow with 2 detachable toys (a rattle ring and a crinkly lion cub), a baby-safe mirror, a spotty comforter with a lion teether and ribbons, and a set of 5 double-sided flashcards (high contrast black-and-white on 1 side to help your newborn focus, and colour on the other for when your baby is older). The large discovery mirror helps baby learn to focus, track images, and explore the wonderful things a face can do. A 78cm x 55cm padded baby mat with a fabric-covered arch, music, lights and 5 multi-sensory toys, including a butterfly ring rattle, crinkle-effect rainbow, fluffy koala and baby-safe mirror.A 82cm x 51cm wipe-clean playgym with fabric-covered arch and soft hanging toys for floor-time play that – with the sides up – converts into a padded ball pool for when your baby can sit up. He never got upset but carried on smiling away happily," shared parent tester Olivia who tested this with her baby Carlo (pictured above). It’s hard to find things to engage babies younger than 3 months old but she gives this lots of smiles when the ears pop up and it’s definitely a big hit. My son Isaac has just turned 4 months old, he's enjoyed having a clear surface to lie on, with the freedom to sit unaided without worrying about falling and hurting himself. The Lamaze® Toys Infant Development System®guides you through four key phases of your baby's development, allowing you to select Lamaze toys that fit naturally into his/her play patterns.

Comes with 3 sets of picture cards (black-and-white, faces, objects), a set of mirror cards, a play guide and a fabric frame cover to turn the gym into a little den. The hole in its middle makes it easy to grasp and also easy to hang, with a clip, from a pushchair, where, according to his mum Christy, our baby tester Bran, 3 months, (pictured above), spent ages staring at it. Please note: a signature is required for most deliveries so please choose an address where someone is in. This was echoed by Emma, mum of our older baby tester David, 7 months: "When it comes to teething, I would pay a lot of money for a product that works.

We particularly like the little book – which can be opened right out or even detached for pushchair/car seat distraction. This great-value activity toy has a good variety of smooth, soft, silky and bumpy textures, crinkly and rattly sounds and features including a baby-safe mirror, moving teether beads on an easy-to-grasp ring and peekaboo lift-up saddle.

It's the kind of toy that your tiny baby will enjoy staring at and listening to as you rattle it and then, as they grow, will love to hold and feel and learn to shake independently.Our 5-month-old baby tester Oliver loved the dangling legs with different shapes on the end, and his mum Sarah was particularly taken with the Velcro strap that lets you attach the toy to a pushchair or car seat: she found it easier than trying to use a plastic clip. Freddie's been a bestselling activity toy for many years now (he even has a whole baby activity gym themed around him) and he continues to be a serious baby magnet, thanks to the sheer number of tactile features he packs into his little bug body. Baby can reach for the three detachable toys that are featured on the arch, strengthening baby's eyes.