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

so your child can get some good exercise while working on the motor skills involved with walking and leaning. · Shape sorters: Any kind of toy that requires your baby to sort through shapes and solve problems will be very well received. These will occupy your baby for hours on end and teach important skills for differentiating shapes and colors and hone problem-solving skills. · Balls: You should have been playing with balls for some months now, and these will still be a staple in your toy box for years to come. · Sandbox items: Sandbox toys like a plastic bucket and shovel, and anything else that involves filling and emptying vessels of various shapes and sizes, will be perfect for your baby at this age. · Toy telephone or computer: Babies are going to learn things from watching you and they will have certainly seen you use a telephone by now. Your baby will love nothing more than having a toy version of grown up items. Try a plastic cell phone that really rings or maybe a toy laptop that makes bleeping computer noises.

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