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Development month by month

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You’re about to embark on an amazing, exhilarating and sometimes exhausting journey with huge highs and quite a few challenges along the way.

One thing’s for sure, you’ll never forget the few months that lie in store. Before you know it, the little bundle you have now will be walking, talking and doing a whole lot more.

There are lots of fun things you can do to help introduce your baby to the world around him. From clapping hands and singing simple songs, to bath-time games and action rhymes, there are lots of fun ways you can help to stimulate and encourage your child’s development. Simple, fun-filled games and lots of conversation (even if it is one-way at first!) will encourage brain development during the critical period from birth to one year, and lay the vital foundations for future learning.

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