This provides vision stimulation and places the child in a position to reach out and touch you. It encourages imitation and adds to the bond between you. This is best accomplished by including your child in everyday activities. Bring her into the kitchen, laundry room, bathroom, etc. Talk to her about what you are doing.
Movement is good.
Wait in between and see if he gives you some indication that he would like to continue. Comment on baby s movements. If your child is hearing-impaired, touch her to respond to movements and sounds. Tell your baby what is about to happen before you begin or end an activity. This is true of clutter you can see and clutter you can hear.