If your baby seems like hes on a mission of seek and destroy, youre not imagining things.
Crawling,standing up, cruising and even walking may be on your baby’s agenda this month.
And don’t be surprised if separation anxiety starts full-force in your 10-month-old too.
But you should steer clear of using them when you’re driving.
Give him age-appropriate toys that he can succeed with.
Acclaim that he actually earns is much more valuable than an empty “good job” from you.
and his performance (“You fit the yellow peg in the hole!").
So be sure to keep a watchful eye on your little daredevil.
Other developmental milestones you may see your baby reach this month includewaving bye-bye, playing patty-cake and blowing kisses.
Babies this age may also suddenly start to showsigns of separation anxiety.
It’s a totally normal part of their development.
As his growth (finally) starts to slow, his appetite will decrease too.
Hell likely cave eventually.
So if your baby hasntstarted on a cup yet, its definitely time to make the introduction.
But you should steer clear of using them when you’re driving.)
you could also offer soft, small, baby-safe toys that don’t attach to the seat.
If you haven’t already, try introducing your baby to a cup this month.
And don’t underestimate the power of whimsical characters or magical gimmicks, like cups that change colors.
Now that he has more teeth, has your 10-month-old started to bite?
after he successfully reaches a toy or claps his hands.
So provide plenty of opportunities for him to earn your words of praise.
Give him age-appropriate toys that he can succeed with.
Then sit back and let him try don’t offer help unless he starts to get too frustrated.
Acclaim that he actually earns is much more valuable than an empty “good job” from you.
And specific words of encouragement mean more than general ones.
Commend him for his efforts (“You are really working to get that ball!")
and his performance (“You fit the yellow peg in the hole!").
They can also become overstimulated pretty quickly, which can lead to crankiness and crying.
Another pro to pets?
If your baby doesn’t have the patience to sit and look at books now, don’t worry.
He’ll still enjoy playing with them and in the process learn that pages turn.
Pretty soon, he may sit still long enough to look at a picture or two with you.
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Talk to your pediatrician about your babys progress at the 12-month checkup.
