Turn baby's mealtime and bath time into an exciting playtime, why not? Let's explore 2 food tracing games and cotton bath games below.
1 / Game for kids : Tracing food
Hide and Seek is one of the most attractive games for babies from 7-10 months old. Through this game, your baby will develop an awareness of the existence of things and develop his fine motor skills. It was also playing hide and seek, but MarryBaby told her a completely new way to play.
Preparation: clean dish towels or napkins, some dishes can be picked up by hand, cups of dark food
- How to play with your baby:
Show your baby the food first, then cover it with a towel. Encourage your baby to lift their own towels to see that the food is still there, even if a few minutes ago, they've been covered
Take 2 pieces of food in front of baby, put the cup up. Add 1 cup of food and displace 3 cups. Let your baby turn each cup and find food
As soon as the game is finished, the mother can "treat" the food in the cup
2 / Baby games: Playful cotton baths
When your baby can sit firmly in the tub / bath, he or she is ready for some lovely water play. With a bath / tub filled with soap bubbles, your baby will freely stack or shape some foam-making items. This game will help babies from 7 to 18 months to develop their fine motor skills.
- Preparation: sponge or bath cotton.
Cute shaped sponges will delight your baby
- How to play with your baby:
When bathing your baby, press the sponge firmly against the wall of the tub so your baby can see how they can deflate and return to normal. Squeeze the water and push the sponges to the bottom of the pot so that they return to the surface. In addition, mothers can also put a few soft plastic toys and throw them against the wall to splash water on the baby.
No matter how old the baby is and under what circumstances, the mother should not ignore it when the baby is in the bath. If the baby still cannot sit firmly, the mother should not put the baby's toys in, because it is easy to make the baby slip. Keep your baby careful not to put the sponge in his or her mouth.
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