Play With a 10-Month-Old Baby - Show her how to push a small car or truck along the floor. After a while, she'll learn to let go so that the car rolls by itself.
Play "follow the leader"; she'll love to imitate. Use simple gestures like tapping the table, opening and closing your fist, or putting a hat on your head. Talk about what you're doing so she can learn the words.
Play With a 10-Month-Old Baby
Talk to her on a real or play phone. She'll learn the fun of carrying on a conversation.
Go outside: She'll enjoy putting leaves, twigs or toys in a pail. At this stage, she'll enjoy putting things into other things.
Put a small toy inside a paper bag or box. As she struggles to get it, she'll increase her understanding of inside and out.
At 10 months, new toy-playing and toy-sharing activities will capture your baby's interest the most. She's also looking for variety in what she sees and does. Enjoy helping her grow. (The following information has been adapted from Dr. Segal's book series, "Your Child at Play.") - by eHow
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