Putting the book in their mouth, which shows their desire to explore the book further
Your little one is much more coordinated and can really grab onto things these days and not just your hair! They’re excited to get into the books you’re sharing and are increasingly able to handle the pages of board books. They’re also likely starting to drool and chew on things as their new teeth break through. It’s absolutely fine that your dear one is chewing on books now. The comfort they get from chewing on pages will be associated with books and will be another reason to love reading time!
Click here to see a full list of milestones for your 6-month-old as well as tips and activities for you and your baby!
Why did we select this book?
Peek-a-boo is a great developmental game for babies. The act of hiding something and then revealing it sets off all sorts of healthy brain connections for young ones. We chose this book because the pages are perfectly designed to hide and then reveal a whole series of photos of babies. The book also has prompts for the reader to talk about the different parts of a baby's body.
Related Activities
Books become meaningful to your child when your child relates them to time spent with you. Books also become meaningful to your child when you make connections between what is happening on the page and what is a happening with your child. Use this book to point out your child’s eyes, nose, and toes. This will let them know that they have something in common with the children in the book and will help them became aware of their body.
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