Object permanence activities infants

Four ways you can set your baby up for literacy success. And yes, these early literacy skills do not involve letters at all.

If something can't be seen, heard, or touched, does it still exist? Jean Piaget emphasized the importance of object permanence in his theory of cognitive development. (Read more on Wikipedia.) Here are a handful of fun games to play with your baby that will strengthen his or her understanding of object permanence! 1. Ball under a cup 2. Caterpillar in an apple 3. Ring in a box 4. Stuffed animal under a blanket 5. The ball drop 6. Peek-a-boo!!!

This Montessori baby DIY is an easy way to entertain and play with your baby while making learning fun.

Object permanence toys are the perfect Montessori baby activity for older babies. Here's when and how to introduce them in your home and how they work

The disappearing act is an activity that babies can use to help develop their understanding of object permanence. Easy to make and fun for them to do.

The object permanence box is a Montessori infant toddler material which also develops focus, concentration and fine motor skills; this video shows the activity.