Providing fun and stimulating activities for your baby does not require expensive educational toys.
Simple small balls or pom poms, masking tape, and recycled cardboard paper towel tubes make for hours of fun for your little one while strengthening his fine motor skills and sharpening his problem-solving skills.
You can find plenty of items at a local discount store or repurposed/recycled items from around your home.
Check out this list of 10 items to buy from Dollar Tree for activities to grow your baby’s brain!
Wondering where the activity details are located?
Each item on the list is linked to a detailed description of ten brain-building activities that you can do with your little one!
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Don’t forget to incorporate baby sign language!
When participating in any fun activity with your little one, you can use the sign “PLAY” when talking with them.
For example, I would say ” Would you like to ‘PLAY’ with the balls and tubes to create a magic ball chute?” When I speak the word “PLAY”, I will sign “PLAY” simultaneously.
You can do the same with the sign “BALL” when playing with the small balls.
Check out those signs at the links below:
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