All About Play
How your child plays now:
- A four-month-old baby is interested in people and recognizes those who are familiar to him.
- He squirms with excitement, squeals and laughs.
- He watches his hands.
- His hands are now usually open and he clasps his hand around objects that he touches.
- Coordinating looking and reaching is difficult, but he can manage if he gets a lot of help from you.
Why your child will enjoy these toys now:
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Making “Sense” of Things: How Touching & Tasting Help Baby Understand the World
The earliest conversations between you and your child involve the sense of touch. When you hold your little one in your arms, baby nestles against your skin, seeking the perfect fit in the curve of your arms. The skin is the most highly developed sensory organ at birth, and most babies love t...
Play & Learn Family Activities
You’ll be helping your four-month-old’s development when you try these fun activities together.
