Getting stronger is hard work. Let your little guy know how proud you are of his accomplishments, and help him along by giving him the nutrition he needs when he’s hungry from all that legwork.
Keep him on a smooth, level surface until he learns to walk. Then take him into the yard or on the beach.
Only do this when you can be there to help. Otherwise, use a baby gate to block the way.
Go for a walk with his pull toy.
Or chase each other.
Or run small cars on a train track.
Try to, anyway.
Let him hold the book and turn the pages when you're ready.
Many toys have pretend buttons, like phones, remotes and cash registers.
Explore sidewalk chalk or packing sand into a mold.
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