Early education games suitable for 11-month-old babies

11-month-old babies can crawl, bab, and even walk. What parent-child games can they play at this time? The following early education games introduced below are suitable for 11-month-old babies to play. Those with 11-month-old babies at home can learn from them and collect them.

Telephone Game (auditory/verbal, independent)

Prepare a toy phone or unplug the cord from a real phone. Let your baby sit on your lap, put the phone to your ear, and talk to him: "Hey,...(baby's name)." Then put the phone to his ear and repeat the same sentence . After repeating this a few times, you can talk to him in two or three sentences. In conversations, use your baby's name and other words he understands, such as "Daddy," "Bye," etc. Then put the phone to his ear to see if he speaks into the phone.

Storytelling (auditory/linguistic, emotional/social)

Put the baby on your lap and tell the baby the story in the picture book. You could start by saying, "Once upon a time, there was a..." and then wait to see his reaction. The events or characters in the story should be familiar to your baby. Note that sentences should be short and pause appropriately.

Laughter (emotional/social)

Use laughter as a signal of approval. Incorporating laughter and jokes into games and stories will allow him to add humor to social situations later on.

Sleep story (independent, auditory/verbal)

Tell your baby a story made up of his name. The story should describe what he did during the day, for example: "A long time ago, there was a cute little child (or the baby's name). He played with toys during the day. Sometimes he would go outside to see the birds and green grass. During dinner , he drinks milk and eats food. Every night, his parents give him a bath and give him lots of kisses. After his mother (or father) puts him on the crib, he closes his eyes and falls asleep. " Your baby's name should be used as often as possible in the story.