As my partner Elda says well, my baby's hands have become her first toy.
About to turn four months (now!) he has found in his own hands his best fun.
You spend long time entertaining with your little hands. He puts a finger in his mouth, the whole hand, looks at one hand, the other, joins them, puts them back in his mouth. And so.
Every time a hand crosses her visual field, she looks hypnotized looking at her.
It is in the middle of learning the coordination between sight and hands. That is, see something and catch it, or try to reach it with your hands.
Therefore, the more you look at a baby, the more you want to reach everything with your hands.
When he gets bored of playing only with his hands, he hangs dolls and rattles from his gym so that he tries to catch them, which although he still does not grab them, he does stain them producing sounds.
In addition to being entertained, she has also discovered that her hands comfort her. When he doesn't have his pacifier at hand he falls asleep sucking his hands.
He has even found another form of fun on the pacifier. Taking it and trying to take it to your mouth is a complicated exercise that still does not dominate with skill. But with so much practice, I will soon be surprised.
He also has a great fondness for kicks. I have succeeded with the Christmas gift of a piano kicks that makes it sound all day.
He still lacks a lot of practice, but he has already discovered how useful his hands can be and how warm it is to squeeze them with mom's.
