Big, bigger, biggest
Help your baby learn about sizes by comparing toys or objects around the house.
You'll Need
- Stacking toys
- Nesting cups and/or empty boxes of various sizes
Time
10 minutes
Learning Stages
Use stacking toys, nesting cups or empty boxes to help your baby learn about sizes. Talk about the biggest, smallest, tallest, widest, longest and shortest box.
Sort objects for your baby, showing how the objects are ordered from smallest to largest. Try moving something out of order—older babies will correct your "mistake."
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