LEARNING ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATIONAL GAMES FOR A 1-YEAR-OLD

[@PocketfulofParenting]

*_Thanks for watching, everyone! What's your favorite activity from this video? Comment below and let us know OR feel free to share any other activities that you know of!_*

[@cloudnineballoonsuk4059]

Oh I love this educational games for babies

[@PocketfulofParenting]

Thank you so much! 😊 Glad you enjoyed them!

[@ginanat1]

So many great ideas! Love the idea of using cereal instead of sand for the sensory activity. Awesome.

[@PocketfulofParenting]

Thank you! Yes, it's a lifesaver when they put stuff in their mouth! 😂

[@DeliaCacananta]

That's fantastic.Thanks fr sharing.

[@PocketfulofParenting]

Thank you, Delia! 😊

[@zinnialobb1717]

As always I love all your videos, thank you

[@PocketfulofParenting]

Aw thank you so much, Zinnia! That means so much ❤️

[@marcyascarrunz1076]

These are some super helpful ideas. Thanks for sharing!

[@PocketfulofParenting]

So glad you found them helpful, Marcy! 💗

[@dikshalsangoi]

did the car wash activity with him today! its fun and the toys are also clean now! 😂 thinking of giving toy animals a bath tomorrow 😊

[@PocketfulofParenting]

Yes!! Such a double win! Thanks so much for sharing! 😊❤️

[@trilltransformation9999]

U are amazing I feel like a horrible mom after watching this! Thank you I will get to it, he is 13 months old

[@PocketfulofParenting]

Momming is SO HARD!! We all feel this way at times! So glad you found it helpful. Hope your little one loves the activities. ❤️

[@fridaruiz1194]

Hello , Where did you get the color puzzle from ?

[@TraceyKorol]

so what can i so when all our 18 month old wants to do is not to stack things but to dump all his toys and throw them around...i have been stacking and playing with him on how to stack and all he wants to do is knock them down...also he is just starting to walk now and i have alot of late walkers in our family

[@PocketfulofParenting]

Hi Tracey. It’s not uncommon for little ones to prefer knocking blocks down over stacking them. It’s really fun for them and a way for them to experience cause and effect. You may want to try using blocks that connect (such as Duplos) first in order to encourage him to get the concept of stacking down. If you’re having issues with him throwing things, maybe show him something he’s allowed to throw, like a small, soft ball. As always, if you’re at all concerned about your child’s development, be sure to speak with your pediatrician. Hope this helps! 😊