After you change your child, puff up your cheeks like a blowfish and then place their feet on your cheeks to push the air out till you go “pop!” What other sounds or faces can you make together—like sticking out your tongue? Can they copy some of these?
See what your child is learning
The back-and-forth game you’re playing with your child when making faces and noises may seem silly, but it’s not! They’re learning to watch you and respond, which are important skills for communicating now and in the future.
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