Developmental baby game: 3 moving cups
A popular game not only for adults: Take 3 non-see-through plastic cups. Put a little ball or other rolling object under one of the cups. Then slowly move the cups each by one position. Start very slowly, so your baby gets used to it. Then ask baby “where is the ball” and he will lift the right (or the wrong) cup. This game is also a good example to teach him to “wait”, because usually the toddler wants to find the ball before I ask the question. Find more developmental games for babies here
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Did you know that the experiences your baby makes during it’s first years of life fundamentally influence intelligence, language development, creativity as well as reading and math skills later in life? At birth a baby’s brain weighs about 340 grams. By the baby’s first birthday it has already more that doubled in weight to 1,100 grams and by the age of five the brain will have reached approximately 90 % of its eventual adult weight of 1450grams. The baby’s ability to learn changes, as the brain grows larger. Your baby gets a much better memory, he starts to develop language skills and his thinking skills are continually being refined. Parents should talk, sing and laugh with their baby. The first 3 years are especially important for the development of the brain. Here are 10 steps to boost your baby’s brain development: 
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