10 month old, first week
Your baby may be working on walking this month, holding on to whatever she can to help her cruise through the house. To keep her safe, make sure that you secure freestanding bookshelves, lamps, and other unstable furniture that might tumble when she grabs it. Leave her feet bare too - that'll help her keep her balance as she takes those first stumbling steps. And of course, stay close by to lend a helping hand. Remember, babies have their own individual timetables. At this age, some babies will begin to do things much earlier or later than others.
*alahai...ibu masih tertunggu-tunggu bila la 'dadi' hero ibu nie nak berjalan!hehehhehe.sabar yer ibu, "He'll BEGIN TO DO THINGS MUCH EARLIER @ OR LATER.." INSY. ;)*
Talking to your chatterbox
Your baby is just beginning to understand many simple words and phrases, so it's more important than ever to keep talking to him. Give your chatterbox a head start on good speech patterns by repeating his words back to him using adult language. If he asks for a "baubau," for example, gently reinforce the correct pronunciation by asking, "Do you want a drink?" At this stage of the game, it's best to try to avoid the tendency to use baby talk -- it's fun, but hearing the right words is better for your baby's development.
Though it may sometimes feel silly, having conversations with your baby is a great way to encourage his language skills. When he rattles off a sentence of gibberish, respond with "Oh, really? How interesting." He'll probably smile and keep chattering away. Soon you may notice some words or gestures you actually understand, as well as other forms of communication, such as pointing and grunting.
He'll soon start to make the connections. Before long, he'll be clapping his hands together when you do and may begin to say "mama" when he's looking at mum and"dada" when dad comes into the room (though at this point he's still more likely to use the two names indiscriminately).
Though it may sometimes feel silly, having conversations with your baby is a great way to encourage his language skills. When he rattles off a sentence of gibberish, respond with "Oh, really? How interesting." He'll probably smile and keep chattering away. Soon you may notice some words or gestures you actually understand, as well as other forms of communication, such as pointing and grunting.
He'll soon start to make the connections. Before long, he'll be clapping his hands together when you do and may begin to say "mama" when he's looking at mum and
** NOW, DADI ALSO CAN SAY " DADA, OPAH, BABA..."HEHEHEHHE.SO, SWEETTTTT!
Blooming personality
Your baby's personality is probably really emerging now. He may be very social, granting broad smiles to everyone he meets, or a little more reticent, shyly hiding his face when well-meaning strangers try to engage him. He'll repeat sounds, gesture for your attention and may even wave goodbye when he sees you head for the door. He's also developing a mind of his own, which you've probably already noticed when he protests being put in his car seat or pushchair.
**SI HERO KECIK NIE, MMG.MURAH SENYUMAN NGAN SEMUA ORG TP BILA DAH MOODY,ARGGGHHHH!!!GARANG GITU! ;p
"BUDAK KECIK YG ENCEM! I'M ALREADY 10 MONTHS OK. ;P
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