The sounds of the animals

Take the book with good and clear pictures of animals.
Display the pictures one by one and talk to the child.
''Miaow! Miaow! Who is here? Cat. Come to call the kitty. Here kitty, kitty. How does the kitty? Miaow! Miaow! And, what is it? A dog? How does the dog? Wow-wow!''
Gradually display more animals making their sounds: lambkin, cow, hen, cock, sparrow, etc.
To develop its the memory the child must remember and to connect the name with the sound of an animal and to gradually begin to imitates.

Don’t make a laugh, tell me where is the scarf?

Take a bright scarf or you can use a handkerchief with saturated colours. Pick it in front of the baby’s eyes until the child get wise to it. Move the scarf and talk ''Where is scarf? Here it is! Ops, it disappears again. Where it is hidden? … Do not make a laugh. Tell me where is scarf?” child must follow the scarf with eyes. This game develops the vision and the ability to track moving objects.

Bang and ring. Where is the noisy thing?

Take a rattle or other toy that makes noise. Ring with it at one moment in front, at another in left or right. Even ring down the legs and above the head. Talk gently to the baby “Bang and ring. Where is the noisy thing? ... Look! Here is the toy!”. The most important is the baby to start to turn on its head into the direction of the sound - that develop hearing and attention. Do not forget to praise it when it founds the toy.