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The Playskool Guide to Baby Play: More Than 300 Games and Activities to Play and Learn with Your Baby

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Play opens a world of creativity, discovery and learning

Packed full of more than 300 games and activities for any situation and every day of the year, The Playskool Guide to Baby Play will give you hours of creative fun, playing, bonding and growing together with your little one!

--Diaper time-the best ways to keep baby entertained
--New motor skills-games for reaching, sitting up and crawling
--Fun with the family-great quality-time ideas for the whole family
--Meal time-creative opportunities to include baby at the dinner table
--Arts and crafts-baby keepsakes to create and cherish for a lifetime
--Sights and sounds-games to promote baby's developing senses
--One-on-one-bonding with the tiniest member of the family
--Holiday fun-holiday-themed activities from January through December

As the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recently reported, play is essential for helping children reach important developmental milestones. Make play a part of your family's growth and bonding time.

The Playskool Guide to Baby Play provides more than 300 great ways to entertain, teach, amuse and delight your little one.

203 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2007

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Robin Mcclure

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September 30, 2023
All of this is common sense. Worth a flip through if you want confirmation that most people know how to naturally play with a baby.
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August 7, 2011
This is a WONDERFUL book! Some of the games are simple common sense activities, but some are wonderful for those times when you don't have toys to occupy your little one. I particularly like this book because you don't need any toys... it's either simple games that do not involve anything but physical activity, or games that involve common household items. It's refreshing as a parent to know that a company could create such a book, particularly for parents who do not have all the money in the world to buy fancy games - they are not a necessity for your child's growth.
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