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Baby’s First Year: What Every New Parent Needs to Know: 63 total pages.

to his cooing, laughing sounds he'll repeat his noises often because he knows that he can get your attention this way. Your baby will now be watching your mouth when you talk. If you talk to him from across the room he'll be able to locate you easily. He is learning to control his vocal sounds as watches your response to his sounds. Six months. Your baby is now using consonant-vowel combinations. He has discovered his image in the mirror and is probably having conversations with his new "playmate". Your baby's language is becoming much more precise. There are several ways that you can help him to continue to develop his language skills by: · Speaking clearly, slowly, and accurately. · Identify objects as you say their names. · Use short sentences. · Use repetition when singing songs and nursery rhymes; the repetition will help him to learn. · Read as often as you can to your baby, asking questions about the pictures in the books so that your baby is interacting with you. · Never talk "at" your baby, let him respond in his own way.

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