Activities for two month old baby

The second month is an exciting time when your baby has started to develop their personality. So now what do you do with your baby during their awake time? These indoor and outdoor activities for 2-month olds are fantastic ways to help them develop physically, socially, and cognitively.

It is time to move to the next level. Wondering what it could be? Well, it is simple but effective. Introducing your little one to some activities, which have a long-term effect on her. Activities for 2-month-old baby? Yes. We help you with a list of activities you and your baby can engage in.

Simple activities that you can do at home with your 2-month-old baby to help them with developmental milestones and engage their senses.

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From using balls with different textures and colors to playing with baby in different positions, these 4-9 month activities will have your baby develop their touch, sight, and more! #babysensory #sensoryplay #sensoryactivities #babyplay #babyactivities #sensorydevelopment #sensoryskills #occupationaltherapy #pediatricoccupationaltherapy #sensoryactivity #pediatricoccupationaltherapy

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This little bub. Gosh, he melts my heart. At 8 months old {and 5 months corrected} now, we’re working hard on building his strength and motor skills and he’s already come so far! According to his physiotherapist, the number one thing we can do at this point to help his development along is tummy time.…