Activities to Help Aid Infant and Toddler Development

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Activities to Help Aid Infant and Toddler Development

Try also: Benefits of Play in Child Development; Child Development; and Failure to Thrive

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Research shows that play is more than fun and games during the early childhood years. It is a great way for children to learn valuable skills for gross motor development, fine motor development, social interaction, vocabulary, and so much more. Many common games and activities aid in the development of infants and toddlers.

Top Resources on Activities to Help Aid Infant and Toddler Development

iVillage: Baby Activities
Family Fun: The Benefits of Play
About.com: Top 6 Ways to Teach Early Language Skills
Wiley Publishers: Games for Infants
Nemours Foundation: Games for Toddlers
Family Fun: Fun And Games
Parenthood: Never Too Young: Games to Play with Infants

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