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Baby Play and Learn: 160 Games and Learning Activities for the First Three Years

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The Most Complete Book of Games and Learning Activities for Babies and Toddlers

A baby's most rapid period of growth and development takes place during the first three years. That's why child development expert Penny Warner offers 160 age-appropriate ideas for games and activities that will provide hours of developmental learning opportunities and rewards for babies.

For each game and activity, Baby Play & Learn

191 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1999

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Penny Warner

146 books142 followers
Penny Warner is an award-winning author of over sixty books, including DEAD BODY LANGUAGE mystery series (Macavity winner), HOW TO HOST A KILLER PARTY series, and the upcoming Food Festival series. Her middle-grade mystery, THE CODE BUSTERS CLUB, won the Agatha Award for Best Children's Mystery.


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October 2, 2014
I read this to give me additional ideas on what my grand daughter might like to do during the days she spends with grandma. We read books ten times a day but I wanted to get her playing more and discovering the world around her, and being more aware of herself. I got lots of ideas and look forward to next week when we can start to discover the texture of different types of paper, use body paints, play shoe store, spider in the web, sticker fun, streamer parade and so much more. Grandma's little girl will be busy.
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January 23, 2008
For a new parent like me, this book has taught me a lot.
Read this book if you want to know more about stimulating babies. I never knew that usual interaction, as simple as they are, could be the best learning experience.
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December 20, 2008
I thought this would offer more ideas than wiggling your fingers and playing peek-a-boo, etc., for the beginning age, but I guess there really aren't too many things you can do with a baby who is still figuring out hands (and not yet that they belong to him).
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