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Birth to 5 Months | Beginning Writing
<b>Prep: None | Activity Time: 5 Minutes</b></p>\r\n<p>As much as possible, keep your infant in the least restrictive space when awake. Minimize time spent in infant seats, swings, bouncers, etc. Spending time on a blanket on the floor gives your baby more freedom to move her arms, legs and body. </p>\r\n"}} id=text-fc39c2b354 class=cmp-text>
Prep: None | Activity Time: 5 Minutes
As much as possible, keep your infant in the least restrictive space when awake. Minimize time spent in infant seats, swings, bouncers, etc. Spending time on a blanket on the floor gives your baby more freedom to move her arms, legs and body.Â
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Step 1: When your infant is awake and alert, place her on a blanket on the floor.  This will allow her to move freely with limited restriction.Â
Step 2: Provide infant toys for her to bat, touch and mouth. Place some items slightly outside of your baby’s reach to encourage her to reach for objects.