The most important skills at this age
During this period, your child more actively learns such an interesting and mysterious world around him, so the number of motor skills mastered increases, and the development of intelligence goes to a new level. So let's consider what a child should be able to do 10 months:
- listen carefully to adult speech and imitate its sounds;
- actively interested in communication with other children;
- react to the jokes spoken in his address;
- chew finely chopped food;
- To distinguish by ear funny phrases and laugh at them cheerfully;
- calmly part with the chest;
- be able to insert one object in the middle of the other;
- keep well and treat even very small items;
- sit, crawl and walk by the pedestal;
- to roll cars, to push the tumblers or the ball;
- to get one object with the help of another;
- deliberately throw away the toy.
If you are the parent of a young lady or an inquisitive boy, you are probably proud of what your child can do in 10 months. The kid already wants to look like an adult, so enjoy copying your facial expressions and gestures. At this age, the simplest role-playing games are considered to be the norm: a baby feeds a doll or a teddy bear, rubs the handles under the water, presses buttons on toys, hits the drum, etc.
It is very important to keep track of what the child can do in 10 months, whether it's a girl or a small representative of a stronger sex. He must always unclench his fingers: do not just grab it and pull it into your mouth, but after that quit. In the absence of this skill, it is better to consult a neurologist.
Often in children at this age appears a favorite activity. Therefore, in the conversations of moms discussing what the child can do in 10 months, you often hear that the kid loves to dance to music, draw, collect a pyramid, sort out the rump or flip a book. In no case limit this activity - and you will be able to grow a happy harmonious person with a fully developed mind. Often a child of this age likes to independently pour buttons, nuts, cereals, beads from one container to another (but do not forget to watch that he does not pull them into his mouth), and also play finger games with nursery rhymes.