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 interest in playing a game

 skill in identifying family members

 association skills

 listening skills

Glue a baby’s face that has been cut from a magazine onto one side of a piece of cardboard. It will be more interesting if you use a picture of your baby in a frame. Place the picture of the baby face down on the floor. Slowly turn the picture over and say,‘Peek-a-boo’. Put the picture face down again and repeat the activity. Continue doing this until the baby tries to turn the picture over by himself. Change the inflection of your voice as you say ‘peek-a-boo’or ‘Peep po!’each time that the picture is turned over. Continue doing this until the baby loses interest.

At another time, place a picture of a family member’s face down on the floor and play the peek-a-boo game again. As you slowly turn the picture over to reveal the face say,‘Peek-a-boo, I see (use the family member’s name).’ Extend this activity by using pictures of other family members. In this way the baby will learn to associate the name with the correct picture. This will also help the baby learn to call the family members by name.