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She cruises along the furniture, standing up without your help.
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Her babbling begins to have the intonation of language.
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She pulls herself up and sits again with confidence.
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She knows that smaller objects fit in larger ones.
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She knows the word 'no,' but may not be able to refrain from trying something anyway.
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Sports-themed toys that encourage physical development
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Link-together toys
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Stacking toys that encourage eye-hand coordination
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Outdoor toys & swings
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Push & pull toys
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Toy telephone
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How to help your child learn more with these toys ... |
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As your baby becomes more mobile, she likes to play games of chase and catch. Here's a game that will keep your baby moving as she tries to catch the "firefly" on the bedroom wall.
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Other Play & Learn activities for this age:
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Letting your baby go barefoot as much as possible is the best way to develop your baby’s feet. When babies are barefoot, they can wiggle their toes, grip the floor, balance themselves, and push off with their feet muscles.
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