Baby Music and Sensory Play Conference
Baby Music and Sensory Play Conference takes place on Sat, 10 Oct 2026 at 9:00 (GMT+1) at Ufford Park Resort in Ipswich, United Kingdom. Entry is free; the listing is on Eventbrite.
About this event
Helen Battelley leads a conference exploring how music and sensory play support early brain development. The session offers practical ideas for creating meaningful experiences that stimulate curiosity and support bonding. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of why these early interactions matter for growth.
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We are pleased to welcome back Helen Battelley back to lead this conference In the earliest months of life, babies are already learning through their senses—and music and sensory experiences offer some of the richest opportunities for early connection, communication, and development. In this session, we’ll explore how music and sensory play support early brain development, physical growth, and emotional well-being. We’ll look at simple, stage-appropriate ways to create meaningful sensory experiences that stimulate curiosity, support bonding (attachment) , and lay the groundwork for language and movement. This conference will offer practical ideas, gentle guidance, and a deeper understanding of why these early interactions matter so much.
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Details
- When
- Sat, 10 Oct 2026 · 9:00 (GMT+1)
- Where
- Ufford Park Resort
- Address
- Yarmouth Road, Melton, IP12 1QW
- Price
- Free
- Genre
- 115/conference
Questions
- When is Baby Music and Sensory Play Conference?
- Sat, 10 Oct 2026 at 9:00 GMT+1.
- How much are tickets for Baby Music and Sensory Play Conference?
- Entry is free.
- Where is Baby Music and Sensory Play Conference?
- Ufford Park Resort, Yarmouth Road, Melton, IP12 1QW, Ipswich, United Kingdom.
- Where can I buy tickets for Baby Music and Sensory Play Conference?
- Tickets are sold on Eventbrite. This page links straight to that listing; no tickets are sold here.
