Brain development during the first years of life is critical to the lifelong success of every child. This page is part of a series developed to help build basic health, knowledge and social skills. During these early months, when baby's brain is developing rapidly, adult participation in even simple activities with young children makes a lasting impression.
Babies use their senses to take in information.
Your baby will love the sounds. When done, let your baby help you discard the pieces in the trash. See if your baby will look or move toward the object. Then, hide the object while your baby watches, and ask your baby to find it. Your baby learns about different colors, shapes, textures, and emotions from you.