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What Are Safe and Engaging Baby Games for Infants?
Safe and engaging baby games involve interactive, sensory-rich activities that support development.
Key points: Safe and engaging baby games require interactive and sensory-rich activities that support infants' development. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), such games help promote growth and learning in babies aged 6-12 months. | Evidence shows that interactive play supports cognitive and motor skills development - AAP.
When Should I Start Introducing Games to My Baby for Development?
Babies can start engaging in simple games around 3-6 months to support development.
Key points: Introducing games to your baby can begin as early as 3 to 6 months. This involves using age-appropriate activities that stimulate cognitive and motor skills development. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), games like peek-a-boo and rattling toys can significantly aid in sensory and cognitive growth. | Evidence shows that babies can benefit from games starting at 3 months - AAP.
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