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My daughter is 2 years old, very active child, asks me to play with her, I play? and got a better answer
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GameWhat's gone? Spread out on the table different things book, pencil, toys, animals, etc., remove one item and ask: what is not there?
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GameWhat's not there? Spread out on the table different items a book a pencil toy animals, etc. Remove one item and ask: what is not there?
GameWhat's not there? Spread out on the table different items a book a pencil toy animals, etc. Remove one item and ask: what is not there?
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Pour her cereal into different bowls and let her make porridge.
Pour her cereal into different bowls and let her make porridge.
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Slow down a little activity at home. Let her play with dolls, feed her, bathe her. You can watch cartoons for half an hour and read for half an hour. The ball is not yet able to catch a balloon and catch very even like kids. Coloring books can do drawing.
Slow down a little activity at home. Let her play with dolls, feed her, bathe her. You can watch cartoons for half an hour and read for half an hour. The ball is not yet able to catch a balloon and catch very even like kids. Coloring books can do drawing.
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and big-small.iz dice to build.draw.Spruce decorate.Dishwashing.
and big-small.iz dice to build.draw.Spruce decorate.Dishwashing.
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In a bag put different small objects and take them out without looking and guess what you get. It may be difficult at first, so put a spoon and a pacifier to start with. Something she knows well, and then add other familiar objects. This develops fine motor skills, which contributes to the development of speech. Yes, and in place to sit.also it is necessary sometimes.
In a bag put different small objects and take them out without looking and guess what you get. It may be difficult at first, so put a spoon and a pacifier to start with. Something she knows well, and then add other familiar objects. This develops fine motor skills, which contributes to the development of speech. Yes, and in place to sit.also it is necessary sometimes.