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Playing Baby Games II
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Playing Baby Games
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How Well Can A Newborn See?
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Playing Baby Games II
17,596 views
Playing Baby Games
8,689 views
How Well Can A Newborn See?
8,411 views
8,689 views
Playing Baby Games
Peek-a-boo is the ultimate baby game. Or, you can ask them, 'How big are you?' and they'll stretch their arms wide!
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Playing Baby Games II
While they're sitting on your knee, sing a song to them and integrate actions into it. The interaction that comes from playing is very valuable!
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Sense of Smell for Babies
Stimulate your baby's noise by walking around the neighborhood and hold different things, like flowers, to her nose. Identify the objects by name. Their sense of smell won's be very developed until they're a toddler, though.
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Soothe Separation Anxiety
To soothe separation anxiety, create a ritual to perform each time you leave--like big kisses or cuddling. A comforting bedtime ritual helps when you're separated while sleeping in different bedrooms.
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Stimulating Baby's Sense of Taste
Infants don't have a developed sense of taste yet since they only consume formula and breastmilk. Start stimulating your baby's sense of taste at around the 6 month mark.
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Stimulating Baby's Vision and Sound
Place your infant in the middle of your room. Sing and talk while walking around. This will help your baby improve their ability to track sight and sounds and notice the changes in your voice.
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Teaching Baby Sign Language
Start teaching when your baby is eager and babbling, around 8 to 10 months old. Start with choosing one sign and repeat it consistently--choose something that is important to them, like 'food' or 'dog.' If you're consistent, they'll sign back to you!
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Tummy Time for Newborns
Don't practice tummy time when your baby is hungry, tired or very full. During tummy time, you may lay your baby on top of your tummy, lay next to it and play, or for younger babies prop them up on a pillow or rolled towel.
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What is Object Permanence?
Object permanence is the knowledge that something put out of sight still exists. To encourage this part of early childhood development, play baby games like peek-a-boo and hide and seek.
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When Do Babies Sleep Through The Night?
You'll have to wait until your baby is 7 months to get a full 8 hours of sleep. Experts consider a full night of sleep for babies to be only 5-6 hours.
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