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BeautifulBlue · 04/12/2018 16:33

I have a 17 month old, we go out every morning to a baby group/soft play then she comes home & has a nap, then she lunch. By this time it’s about 2pm. She’s really good at independent play & will quite happily wonder round our house playing with toys, getting in the laundry basket, looking at books... I totter about & do things. I am having a bit of guilt that I don’t interact with her enough! Should I be doing more in the afternoon with her? What can we do together?!

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pumpkinpie01 · 04/12/2018 16:43

Painting , simple jigsaws , rolling a ball , cars, posting shapes, playing peek a boo, pulling faces in mirror.

Bigonesmallone3 · 04/12/2018 16:49

I'm a bit like this, I'm a quiet person and by the end of the day I wonder if Iv spoken enough.. my DD is now 21 months and will pull me over to play with her which I will do but other times just knowing I'm in the room is enough for her, sometimes I like to leave her to use her imagination and there is nothing more adorable than seeing them in there own lil bubble chatting away..

I'm watching out for suggestions tho..

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msnowtybach · 06/12/2018 08:46

This sounds like a great routine to me. As long as you chat to her in the afternoon while you are both pottering. Independent exploration/play is really important. Break it up with a couple of cuddle and story books. A toddler will soon let you know if they are bored!

PaulMorel · 06/12/2018 09:50

Do anything for what is the best just to make baby happy.

NonaGrey · 06/12/2018 09:53

Reading, singing, building blocks, painting, chatting while going about your day.

Interacting with her doesn’t need to be a performance. It can just be chatting over lunch or singing in the car.

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