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{Baby Learning} Mirrors

June 1, 2011 By Jackie Leave a Comment

Babies love to look at faces. So why not let your baby look at her own face in a mirror?

Providing your baby with a mirror for tummy time, in the car or in the crib gives her a chance to learn several skills. You can even simply hold your baby in front of a large mirror.

When looking at her face in a mirror your baby will learn how to track images and focus her eyes. Your baby will also learn about emotions and facial expressions and gain an awareness of her own image.

Observe your baby when she is looking in a mirror. Does she smile, coo, reach out, turn away, etc.

You can also interact with your baby while she is looking in the mirror. Touch the different parts of your baby’s face and name them. Use an expressive voice as you talk.

Mirrors are a great way to help your baby learn. Does/did your baby like looking in the mirror? What about your older children?

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