Adults support children’s play at this age range by developing their social, physical, cognitive, emotional and behavioural and communication and language skills. When children play with adults, they are learning that it is enjoyable and that learning is fun. For example when they play finger rhymes such as ‘Fly away Peter, Fly away Paul’ and Humpty. These sort of games are helping their emotional, social and communication and language development.
Adults have to chose safe toys as babies are mouthing (exploring things by putting them in their mouth). This is cognitive development. If adults don’t choose toys carefully babies can choke on small parts any toys may have. Adults also have to clean all toys to prevent any illnesses as other children
Adults have to chose safe toys as babies are mouthing (exploring things by putting them in their mouth). This is cognitive development. If adults don’t choose toys carefully babies can choke on small parts any toys may have. Adults also have to clean all toys to prevent any illnesses as other children