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A four-month-old baby is interested in people and recognizes those who are familiar to him. |
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He squirms with excitement, squeals and laughs. |
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He watches his hands. |
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His hands are now usually open and he clasps his hand around objects that he touches. |
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Coordinating looking and reaching is difficult, but he can manage if he gets a lot of help from you. |
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| * How to help your four-month-old learn more with these toys ... |
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To help your baby enhance his visual skills, play a game of Roaming Spotlight. This is a quiet game you can play at night, just before your baby goes to sleep, or to calm him down.
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Other Play & Learn activities for four-month-old babies:
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| I'm having a difficult time getting my 4-month-old to sleep.
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This is one of the most common concerns that parents have—how to help your baby, and you, sleep through the night. In the first few months of life, babies need to feed every few hours, including at night. But by 4 to 6 month
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Online Games
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