Make my lunch
by Kiindred
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Show your baby how you make their lunch. Pour water in a bowl and let them mix it around with a plastic spoon. They may do a little splashing but they will get great joy out of you letting them play. Roleplay is not only fun, but allows practice of ‘real-life’ behaviours or tasks.
What you’ll need
- Plastic bowl
- Spoon
- Water
Development
- Imagination and creativity
- Physical mannerisms
- Problem-solving
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