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- She may be able to walk if you hold both hands.
- She can perceive depth and if she crawls, does not attempt to go down steps head first.
- She begins to look for things she drops.
- She responds to one or two commands.
- Fears strange places
- She begins to anticipate and remember: When the refrigerator opens, baby expects food; when you grab your purse, baby expects you're going out
- She may know when the surprise happens in a song.
- She pokes, prods, and explores with her hands.
- She peeps around corners and loves peekaboo.
- She imitates more, watching and copying actions.
- She begins to show a preference for the sounds she hears in the language(s) spoken around her.
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Toys to encourage physical development such as crawling and walking
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Toys to encourage early learning
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Sports-themed toys that encourage physical development
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Large balls with holes or ridges for grasping.
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Early role-play toys: pretend tools
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Large plastic snap-together beads
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