-Encourage her to walk by pushing a trolley or using
other support.
-Read different types of stories and magazines to her,
pointing out the pictures and asking questions that she
can respond to
-Encourage her to give you the toy when you ask for it
(but don’t force her) and reward her with cuddles and kisses
-Let her play with objects that fit together, or are different sizes so she can practice putting objects inside each other.
-When you speak to her use sentences that associate names with actions, like “Daniel has gone to school”, and “Mummy is going out”.
-Make finger puppets and have them dance to music and sing nursery rhymes.
- Introduce toys that she can ride on and learn to move forwards and backwards.
-Give her crayons and paper to draw with and use lots of colors.
-Use household items like small towels or socks rolled up for her to use as a ball to throw and drop.
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