Find the Bell Game (6-12 months)

You need a bell or a toy with a bell inside and something like blanket or a piece of cloth to hide the bell.
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Sack Game (18-24 months)

Put some small objects in a sack and close it. Choose the objects that you frequently continue

Peek-a-boo Game (0-6 months)

Look at your baby’s eyes and let her touch your face, nose or mouth. Then move away so that she can’t reach your face. Continue

Bright – Dark Game (0-6 moths)

In a sunny day, make your baby look at the window. Close the curtains to cause the room become as dark as possible. continue

Telephone Game (18-24 months)

You can make a hand-made telephone to have a good time with your baby. You need a 10 m long, sound cord and two empty cans. contiue

Picture Story Game (18-24 months)

You need some 10x15cm sized pictures that tell a story. First tell the story and continue

Missing Game (12-18 months)

Choose three of your baby’s toys and put them on a coffee table. Talk about the toys. Their names, colour etc. Then make a short explanation contiue

Tidy Home Game (12-18 months)

Give your baby a small basket that she is able to carry easily. Then tell her that you are going to visit some of the rooms continue

Basketball (6-12 months)

Prepare a 25-30 cm diameter ring and fasten it to the handle of a door. Now you need a small ball to score basket. Continue

Athleticism Game (6-12 months)

You need a 1 m long, firm, wooden stick to play this game. Its diameter should be at least 2 cm. Clasp each side of the stick tightly. Continue

Parts of the Body Game (6-12 months)

Before you start the game tell your baby what you are going to do. From the toes to the hair tell the names of the organs to your baby. Continue

Disguise Game (0-6 months)

One of the members of the family wears a hat and a scarf and comes close to the baby. It’s better to sing a song while approaching. Continue

Moving Objects Game (0-6 months)

You need an object that has euphonic sound. A bunch of keys, or colorful sleigh bell. Show your baby the keys and tell her what you are going to do. Continue

First Game (0-6 moths)

We can call this game “Welcome to your family Game”. Hug your baby and look at her eyes. And say “I love you. Continue