Key Thought
Your baby is on the move. Whether he is creeping, crawling, or cruising, he is on the move. Whatever he sees, he wants to go and get. You need to keep your eyes on him more now.
Your baby is on the move. Whether he is creeping, crawling, or cruising, he is on the move. Whatever he sees, he wants to go and get. You need to keep your eyes on him more now.
It is important that your baby begin to understand that her actions cause responses. She is learning that her cries bring relief from discomfort, her smiles trigger smiles from her family and pulling on her mobile makes the objects move. All of these responses encourage her to try new things and to see the effect. Cause and effect is one of the first steps to learning that your baby takes.
It is important that your baby begin to understand that his actions cause responses. He is learning that his cries bring relief from discomfort, his smiles trigger smiles from his family, and pulling on his mobile makes the objects move. All of these responses encourage him to try new things and to see the effect. Cause and effect is one of the first steps to learning that your baby takes.