Babies 5-6 months

• When a toy is shown and placed in front of him, the baby tries to reach for it, he is able to hold a toy in each hand and always seeks to put the objects in his mouth. Parents often use the expression “everything for the mouth.” .

• Now the baby laughs out loud when faced with a sympathetic or pleasant stimulus, is capable of producing four or more different sounds, babbles, and pronounces combinations of sounds such as ma, ta, pa. He locates a sound easily and reacts when called, pays attention to the conversation, even tries to imitate the movements of the lips and tongue.

• Around six months, when he is placed in the sitting position without support on the trunk, he manages to maintain that position for a short period of time, which is of great importance to start complementary feeding.

• At this stage, the baby turns until a change of position is achieved, he tries to push himself with his feet both in the face down and face up position and this becomes a wake-up call for parents because he can easily fall out of the bed.

The "tools" that we propose below help your baby achieve these and more achievements at this age.

In the Toolboxes you will have access to the activity plan and virtual classes to learn how to play with your baby.

Get to know the be-2 Toolbox