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1 Year Old Baby

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Congratulations on your 1 year old baby!

Your one year old baby's confidence will continue to increase and she will feel more and more independent. If she already hand feeds herself of a plate or highchair, it's likely that she'll start using a spoon now. She will surely make a mess, but it's fun to watch and interact with her while she struggles to aim the spoon at her mouth.

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11 Month Old Baby

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Language, mobility and communication development are all boosting from now on. Starting from now, you will observe every little gesture of your 11 month old baby because every day he'll come up with something new.

This is the time to encourage more independence too, by leaving your 11 month old baby playing on his own in a safe area, such as a playpen or the floor with no sharp corners or open plugs. Read more info on safety for your baby.

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10 Month Old Baby

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Remember the little flashcards game mentioned in the earlier months? Now it's time to put your 10 month old baby's understanding to the test. He might not be able to say 'Hat', but display a small number of cards on the floor, including the hat one and ask him to point at the hat. He probably won't at first, but he will actually point in the end, guaranteed. You can also ask him 'Where's daddy?' and he'll look in his dad's direction. Encourage him by saying 'Point!' and he will probably point. If he doesn't at first, show him what pointing means and he will get there in no time.

These very basic exercises will soon turn into waving bye-byes, clapping hands and hiding faces behind hands.

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2 Month Old Baby

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By now, you should be getting well settled into your 2 month old baby's routine. If you're breastfeeding, now it's the time it really starts to get better. The entire struggle is gone and breastfeeding finally becomes the wonderful and rewarding experience everybody is talking about.

By now, your 2 month old baby can differentiate between different sounds, although he still prefers your voice to any other sound. He should turn his attention to the direction of the noise and be able to focus on moving objects, such as your hand very close to his face. It's a good time to start singing, talking and reading to him as much as you can to develop his hearing and attention.

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