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Creative

Directions: Point to the dog at the top. Ask your child to say what color spots the dog has: "black". Have your child color all the spots black on the dogs using a black crayon.

Social Emotional

Directions: Explain to your child that you are working on good manners. Using white paper, have her place both hands on the paper, thumbs touching. Trace her hands; then cut ...

Creative

Directions: Give your child two different colors of finger paint. Ask him to paint the car scene.

Cognitive

Directions: Place your baby on the floor and then give him a shape sorter "puzzle" to play with. Watch how your baby picks up and explores each shape as he begins to understa...

Physical

Directions: Look at the picture below together. Cats love balled up paper. Place a basket a few feet away from your child. Give your child balled up paper and have him toss i...

Social Emotional

Directions: Network with other parents in your neighborhood or join a parents' group. Invite them over for a baby day, take a stroll in the park, or have a parent-baby outing.

Creative

Directions: Have your child color the mama cat and her kitten using crayons of different colors.

Cognitive

Directions: Ask your child what shape she sees on the fish: rectangle. Then ask what shape she sees under the fish: heart. Starting at the black dot have her trace both recta...

Cognitive

Directions: Point to the rectangle inside the dog and say "rectangle" to your child. Have her repeat the word rectangle after you. Have her use a black crayon to color in the...

Health & Care

Directions: Every month use the chart below to record your child's height, weight, and hairstyle. Don't forget his favorite color and song as well as any new words he has dis...

Cognitive

Directions: Have your child use blue, yellow, and red crayons to color the rectangles and hearts according to the color of the fish to the left.

Health & Care

Directions: Every month use the chart below to record your child's height, weight, hairstyle, favorite colors and songs, and any new words he may have learned.