Wiggle wiggle

Wiggle Wiggle Wiggle! What song does your little one love to dance to?

 

Story Book Rhymes + Clutch Jingle bel

Regular Price: Rs1,698.00

Special Offer Price: Rs1,299.00 

This Fisher Price storybook-based toy teaches baby learning basics. The friendly Bookworm character ‘holds’ the book as baby flips through the pages to hear story time melodies, or press one of the three learning buttons to learn letters, numbers, colors and first words. Blinking lights show baby which page to look at.

Features:

-For 6 - 36 months

- Baby can flip pages!

- Lots of story time and learning fun! -Kindle an early love of reading The Fisher price clutch Jingle bell is an excellent product which helps a baby understand the cause and effect. He clutches and moves the ball and the bell rings. This comes absolutely free with the laugh and learn storybook rhymes.

-Get Clutch Jingle Bell worth Rs 399 Absolutely free

Bird Buffet

This fun and easy craft is for the birds!

Materials

• Heavy string, yarn, or a shoelace
• Pine cone
• Pencil or straw
• Round oat cereal or pretzels
• Peanut butter
• Birdseed
• Stale bread
• Cookie cutter
• Popsicle stick

Istructions

• Tie heavy string, yarn, or a shoelace around the top of a pine cone, then knot it, leaving enough string to hang the pine cone. Have your child use a popsicle stick to thoroughly cover the pine cone with peanut butter, then roll it in birdseed.
• Have your child cut a shape from slightly stale bread with a cookie cutter. Spread peanut butter on the bread shape, then sprinkle on birdseed. Poke a hole close to the edge of the shape with a pencil or straw. Let the bread dry until it’s hard, then loop string or yarn through the hole and tie it.
• Have your child string round oat cereal or pretzels onto heavy string, yarn, or a shoelace. When he’s done, tie the ends together.
• Hang the feeder outside near a window where your child can watch the birds eat.

 

How to entertain a 2-month-old

Q: I've tried to help stimulate my 2-month-old developmentally through age-appropriate toys—contrasts, faces, mirrors, singing and reading to her, etc.—but she only seems interested in the ceiling fan! She doesn't calm with singing or reading; on the contrary, she often "bucks," arching her back and neck, fussing and even crying at times. I don't try for very long periods because I get discouraged and frustrated, but she just lies there. Sometimes I'm afraid she is stunted or that there may be another problem.


— Submitted by Gina
A:Bettye M. Caldwell, Ph.D.
Gina, many parents don’t try hard enough; I think you’ve been trying too hard. Your baby is far too young to be interested in reading. I would expect her to like to be sung to, but only if it is done as something you just like to do when you hold her. And it is perfectly normal for her to be interested in the ceiling fan. Try turning it off and noticing what she does (whether she seems aware that it has stopped moving).

Try calming her by holding her against you with her head on your shoulder and bouncing her up and down a little. And play a little game with her when you change her nappy—tweak her tummy and say something like, “I’m going to get you,” while leaning down to kiss her. Put a mobile over her cot and let her watch it when she is alone. When you’re around, she’s going to want to do things with you.

And, Gina: relax a bit. Your daughter notices when you’re uptight and reflects your anxiety in her behaviour. You’re going to be a great mother, and she’s going to be a great child.

What are you enjoying most about your little one right now?