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Welcome
Why
Read to Your Baby?
Newborn
(birth to 6 months)
Older
Baby (6 to 15 months)
Young
Toddler (15 months to 2 years)
Older
Toddler (2 to 3 years)
The
Library: A Special Place for Baby and You
Suggested
Books
Program
Overview
Ordering
Booklet
Links
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Older
Baby - (6 to 15 months)
Your older
baby will learn to:
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Grab for and hold
toys and books
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Take objects in
and out of containers: bang, shake, bite and drop things
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Play simple games
(peek-a-boo, pat-a-cake)
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Understand action
words
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Follow simple directions
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Imitate speech
sounds and words
What you can
do with your older baby:
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Let your baby "help"
turn the pages of strong board books
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Pick some books
that allow your baby to move parts or put hands through holes
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Sing to your baby;
recite active rhymes
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Point to and name
objects in books
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Reread the same
favorite stories to your baby
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