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How to keep Baby occupied all day?

Meenakshi Chinmaya Hota Mom of 2 children 6 years ago

What books would you suggest for 6 years old kids for their ,'spell bee' advantages??

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Afreen Desur Mom of 3 children 6 years ago

playing with him outing with him and tub bathing

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Viritha 0 Mom of a 12 yr 4 m old boy 6 years ago

While the kid is sleeping need to finish all the work and spend entire time with the kid engaging them in different activities, if any work in the kitchen then need to make some safe space for the kid if the mother is alone with the kid. Make the kid surprise for few time, make the kid win in solving the puzzles according to their age, show the kid some story books having images and try to praise them all through the day that should leave a positive impact on the baby.

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anjali Mom of 5 children 6 years ago

whn c s talking and 😃 and sleeping all her activity s loveable

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Priyadarshini R Mom of a 9 yr 9 m old girl 6 years ago

playing wit her

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Sireesha nallabothula Mom of 3 children 6 years ago

playing and talking

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Ashi Singh Mom of a 6 yr 11 m old girl 6 years ago

talking and playing

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Aman Mom of a 12 yr 1 m old girl 6 years ago

playing n talking to baby

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Laxmi Mom of 3 children 6 years ago

playing with her and feeding

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