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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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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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| I was going to take my 1-year-old son's bottle away and have him start drinking from a cup, but he will have nothing to do with the cup. How can I get him to drink from the cup, and how important is it to take his bottle away?
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Making changes or transitions can be difficult for children. Sometimes, they can go through transitions without missing a beat, but usually it takes a little time and a lot of support and patience.
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