The best developmental product for baby in Australia

Smart, safe, and designed for growing minds!
Your little one’s development is a journey, and the right product should do more than just check the basics – it should inspire, support, and keep them safe every step of the way.
From sensory play to first steps, the best developmental products should nurture learning, spark curiosity, and fit seamlessly into your daily routine. That’s why we’ve gathered the top-rated developmental products, as loved by parents like you!
Bounty Baby Award Winners – Best Developmental Product for Baby
The winning baby products of the year have all been exhaustively tried, tested and voted on by real mums, bubs and Bounty’s expert panel.
This year the awards saw more than 165,000 votes cast by Aussie parents on a range of products from nappies and car seats, to prams and breast pumps, judging each one on quality, value for money, user-friendliness and innovation.
The products submitted were assessed on quality, value for money, user-friendliness and innovation.
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The winners of the Best Developmental Product for Baby are:
Gold Award: Lovevery The Senser Play Kit
Silver Award: Babybee Ollie Play Gym
Bronze Award: Babybee Lola
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Bounty Baby Award Winners – Best Developmental Product for Baby

GOLD AWARD
Lovevery The Senser Play Kit, $130.00
This Kit is designed for babies aged 5-6 months and available through The Play Kits Subscription program.
The Play Kits are a stage-based learning program designed to promote brain development through play during the early years of childhood. Each Play Kit includes toys that support all kinds of learning within a developmental window from language and motor skills to social-emotional learning. As a child moves through the program, each plaything encourages them to go deeper into the skill. The playthings in each Kit provide just the toys a child needs, at just the right time and are built to last – made with FSC-certified, sustainably harvested wood; organic cotton; water-based, nontoxic paint and finishes; and bio-based, child-safe plastics.
Your baby may be tasting, mouthing, and feeling everything they can get their hands on right now. The Senser Play Kit helps your baby investigate their world around them, while working on getting themselves closer to what looks and sounds exciting to them.

SILVER AWARD
Babybee Ollie Play Gym, $229.99
Ollie is a play gym crafted from a soft linen-cotton blend fabric, with five included toys to engage bub’s developing mind. This luxuriously large play gym is guaranteed to spark joy.
Features:
- Spacious Surface Area: one of the largest play gyms on the market to keep up with your growing bub
- Luxe fabrication: Made from linen-cotton blend fabric, quilted for softer play and gentle on your baby’s soft skin
- Easy-clean: Life’s little accidents are a breeze to clean with Ollie’s machine-washable top mat & wipe-down base
- Removable Top Mat: Removable top mat is perfect for on-the-go play and doubles as a change mat
- Keep bubs entertained: Five included sensory toys to engage and delight your bub
- Pick up with one hand: Ollie is super lightweight, making it easy to move around the house with you

BRONZE AWARD
Babybee Lola, $199.00
Babybee Lola is the ultimate rocker for your little one and makes hands-free time easy. Lola is a safe, comfortable place for your little one to relax. Lola naturally rocks with your baby’s movements or a gentle nudge. It’s soothing, calming and the ultimate chill out zone for bub. Designed to move around the house and beyond, Lola is super lightweight and portable.
Features:
- Super lightweight and portable
- Newborn safe recline
- Removable, machine washable seat liner and organic cotton insert
- Designed with three recline positions to grow with your baby
- Organic cotton insert
- Rubber anti-slip grips
- Removable seat fabric
- 3 Point safety harness
- Ultra lightweight only 2.2kg
- Activity toy bar
- Free 9 month returns policy, no questions asked