Steps&Play: Supporting Your Baby’s Development 10–12 Months

The activities in the videos focus on motorskills, communication, cognitive, movements, milestone, coordinations.

What you'll learn
- Supporting your child’s development at this age.
- Learn about appropriate toys that help your child develop.
- Learn how to support your child’s cognitive, motor, communication, and self-care skills at this stage.
- Discover how to nurture a strong emotional connection with your child.

Requirements
- No skills needed. You will learn everything you need to know.

Description
By 10-12 months, your child is likely to be sitting steadily, which is a good sign of development. This means they can see their surroundings much better, and their hands are becoming more coordinated.

At this stage, they can already play with a wide range of toys and try out new ones. They can stack cubes, build towers, or even play with clay.

It is also likely that they are crawling or creeping around, eager to explore everything. Create a safe space where they are free to move and discover, as this will strengthen their muscles and improve coordination.

Playing together is a love language for children. During play, the activity itself is what's important, not just the end result.

The tasks in the videos, such as finding objects and discovering hiding places, help develop their problemsolving skills and memory.

We’re so glad you joined us, and we hope the journey has been both inspiring and informative. Throughout the course, our goal was to offer you practical tips, helpful ideas, and a deeper understanding of how to support your child’s development in a loving and confident way.

We hope you now feel more equipped to nurture your child’s growth: physically, emotionally, and mentally and that you’ve discovered new ways to connect, play, and learn together. Thank you for taking the time to invest in your parenting journey. You’re doing something truly meaningful for your child’s future.

Who this course is for:
- Parents
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