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

are particularly interesting at this point in your baby's development , as are comforters. You will still want to avoid toys that have parts that can come off (like sewn on button eyes) or wire portions that could poke your baby. As a rule, avoid any toy that has any part that baby could yank off and stuff into his mouth. Read labels that pertain to recommended ages. · Balls: Baby will love to play with balls of all sizes. One fun game is to sit on the floor together and roll the ball back and forth between you. · Wood or soft plastic blocks: Show your baby how to stack a few blocks and then knock them down. You two could spend an entire afternoon playing "build it up and knock it down". Pile blocks into containers for her - and then dump them out, she'll get the idea. Stacking blocks, and filling and dumping games, are very popular for this age bracket. · Books: This is the age at which reading becomes more interactive and fun for both of you. Cloth or board books work well now. You can read the book to your baby and

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