Baby balance:

• Balance baby on different body parts of your body.
• While sitting in a chair, bounce her on your knees like riding a horse.
• Extend one of your legs and hold baby near your ankle while circling your leg around. (This is also a great workout for you!)

Tummy time!

• Tummy time builds head, neck and upper body strength for when baby is older. Your baby should do it a lot each day.
• Place safe objects and toys close to your baby. Move them from side to side in front of her face. This encourages her to move, lift and turn her head.
• If your baby doesn’t like tummy time on the floor, try tummy time on a rolled-up towel, your lap or large ball.

Baby Aerobics

• Lie baby on him/her back. 
• Sing a song or play music.
• Start by holding his/her hands and moving their arms in all different directions to the music.
•  Do the same with his/her legs.

Leg and tummy development in the Bath/Pool

• Let baby sit/lie against your tummy.
• Encourage kicking movements with the legs.
• Baby usually enjoys the splash and sound of the water

Rolling Surprise

• Lie down with baby next to you on soft surface. 
• Pick out 2 colorful toys and put one on each side of his/her body. 
• Roll baby gently over to one side so he/she can see the toy and reach for it.
• Then roll him/her over to other side to interact with the other toy.