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infant stimulation activities

MOVING IMAGES - Hold a mirror to one side of your baby's face. When he can focus on it, move it slowly across his field of vision. Shine a torch on the wall and move it slowly so he can follow the light.

RATTLES - Put some dried beans into a plastic container and fasten the lid on securely with tape. Shake it gently to one side of your baby's head and wait for him to locate the sound. You can try different sounds as well such as rice, buttons and macaroni.

CARDBOARD BOXES - Babies love playing with empty soap or toothpaste boxes. You can even fill these with buttons or dried beans. Remember to seal the box properly.

WOOLLY BALL - Make pompoms using colourful wool. These can be of different sizes and colours. Tie these to the mobile or let the baby play with them.

SCRUNCH BAG - Fill a bag with coloured cellophane paper, metallic gift-wrap or any other paper that makes noise. Fasten the bag firmly, then let your baby discover the noise it makes when he kicks at it or scrunches it in his fists.

PLAY MAT - Sew pieces of material with different textures-wool, corduroy, satin, terry toweling, fur fabric, etc, on to a piece of blanket or thick cotton for your baby to play on. As the baby explores the mat he will encounter different textures.

COTTON-REEL PRAM TOY- Collect some scraps of fabric with different textures-terry toweling, velvet or satin, for example. Sew or glue them firmly around empty cotton reels. Thread them on to a length of thick cord, making a knot at either side of each cotton reel so that it has room to move. Tie across the pram or cot.

BUBBLES - Make a bubble mixture by mixing one teaspoon of vegetable oil, three teaspoons of washing -up liquid and half a cup of water. Bend a piece of wire into a ring for blowing the bubble mixture through. Your baby will love to look at these elusive bubbles.

HANDKERCHIEF TRAIL -Tie several hankies or thin scarves together by the corners. Push them into an empty tissue box by the corners -the end of one just sticking out of the opening. Watch your baby's delight as he pulls out one handkerchief and then finds another…and them yet another!

PEEK-A-BOO GAMES - Hide your face behind a cushion and pop our, saying, 'Boo' Or drop a hanky gently on the your baby's face and them let him pull it off.




 

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