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Your 7-month-old baby grasps by cupping his entire hand around an object. |
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He is beginning to use his thumb to push things into his hand. |
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When lying on his tummy, he creeps forward. |
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He can support his weight and stand if he holds onto furniture. |
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He recognizes voices and his name and tells tunes apart. |
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He prefers to look at complex objects and changes position to seek a better view. |
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* How to help your 7-month-old baby learn more with these toys ... |
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In this musical version of hide-and-seek, your baby has to search for and find the hidden bells. It's not very difficult—all he has to do is listen while the bells are ringing to discover the secret hiding place.
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Other Play & Learn activities for 7-month-old babies:
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 | My 7½-month-old does not play with his toys the way they are intended to be played with. For example, he does not stack or nest stacking/nesting toys. I read that shape-sorters and stacking toys are age-appropriate for him now, but all he wants to do is bang or mouth things. Should I be worried about his development?
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Not at all. At 7½ months, everything your son can get into his hands is likely to be put into his mouth ... or at least he'll try to get it there
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Online Games & Activities for your 7-month-old |
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