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Directions: Show a new picture book about cars to your child. Point to the pictures as you read the book.

Social Emotional

Directions: Help your infant learn about different emotions by making faces at him and encouraging him to copy you. Say the name of the emotion as you make the face. Stick to...

Physical

Directions: Place your infant on the floor to sit; stand next to him. Holding his hand encourage him to pull himself up while maintaining balance. He will fall several times ...

Language

Directions: Sit on the floor with your baby. Use a play phone to demonstrate how to hold the phone to your ear and talk. Then give the phone to your baby and let her explore....

Creative

Directions: Point to the fish teething ring in the baby's mouth. Say the rhyme below to your baby. The first time, say the rhyme in a louder voice and the second time in a so...

Cognitive

Directions: Place a toy car on the floor in front of your infant. Put a small blanket over the toy car. Pull the blanket off the car while saying, "Peek-a- boo!". Repeat seve...

Creative

Directions: Point to the picture of the train. Read the action rhyme and do the actions below with your infant.

Cognitive

Directions: Take out a ring and place it in front of your infant. Encourage your baby to explore the ring using his hands. Describe the shape to your baby by saying, "Your ri...

Physical

Directions: If your baby is under four months, place him in your arms with his tummy on your forearm, facing down toward the floor. If he is over four months have tummy time ...

Social Emotional

Directions: Look at the illustrations of babies below. Point to each picture and say the expression the baby has in the picture.

Language

Directions: Sit with your baby on the floor with two stuffed animals. Pick up each animal and say the name of the animal. Then say the sound the animal makes. Repeat the same...

Health & Care

Directions: Hold your baby sitting up in your lap or across your knee. Support his chest and head with one hand by cradling his chin in the palm of your hand and resting the ...