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Newborns Play & Learning
did you know
Simple games like 'peekaboo' help you and your newborn get to know each other and help your baby find out about the world.
As early as one week old, some babies will try to copy your facial expressions.
Newborn play and learning: in a nutshell
Playing with newborns
Why play is important
Play ideas
How to play without paying
Movement: newborns
Toys, games and books for all ages
Learning ideas
Reading stories
Reading with babies
Thinking and imagining: newborns
More than reading and writing
Talking to your baby
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