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Games for Your 15 Week Old Baby | 4-6 Month Games

0:00 Copy-Cat Chit-Chat 0:33 Teething Time 0:47 Roll Baby Roll 1:05 Rattle Shakes 1:20 Help get baby on the right pathway Week 15 Games • Copy-Cat Chit-Chat: Encourage baby to make noise by responding as if in conversation. Repeat sounds they make and add new words. Baby will learn the give and take of communication and may begin to babble sounds from words they've heard you say. Helps baby develop communication skills. • Teething Time: Give baby teething rings that have different textures, e.g. bumpy or smooth. Gives baby a new sensory experience. • Roll Baby Roll: Lie down next to baby and put them on their side, supported by a rolled-up blanket. Talk so they reach for you until they roll over. Clap when they do! Roll baby back gently so they keep rolling. Helps baby strengthen core muscles to prepare for future milestones. • Rattle Shakes: Keep playing with rattles and encourage baby to reach for them. Try placing the rattle above baby’s chest, between knees, and out to the sides. Don’t forget to let baby shake it! Helps baby develop motor skills by encouraging them to reach for toys and hold them. It’s never too early to start playing games, especially when they help your baby meet their milestones. These activities are designed to help your baby as they move towards their six month milestones. These games are not limited to this specific week. You can keep playing these games over the next several weeks as long as you and baby continue to have fun. See the motor, sensory, communication, and feeding milestones your child should be reading by six months. https://pathways.org/growth-developme... All the games are developed with and approved by expert pediatric physical and occupational therapists and speech-language pathologists. If you are concerned that your baby isn’t meeting their six month milestones, trust your instincts and talk to your healthcare professional. Visit Pathways.org for more information about children’s development. All materials including videos are provided at no cost; no fees or charges may be associated with any of the Pathways.org materials without prior written approval.