This could be something as simple as inviting a friend over or going to a friend's house. When problems arise, take the time to teach children how to share, take turns, or stay out of each other's way. You don't have to get angry or take sides. It takes a long time for children to learn to see things from someone else's point of view. Playing rough with baby Researchers find that men and women sometimes play differently with babies.
Men are more likely to play rough.
Men are more likely than women to swing babies around, lift them high in the air, bounce them high and low, tickle and chase them. It can be fun to play rough with baby. And most babies love active play. This can lead to blindness, brain damage or death. Never jerk a baby's arm.