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Hat Trick<br />

Sit on a mat or carpet with two or three infants. Have a silly hat for yourself and<br />

smaller hats for the infants.<br />

Put on your hat, laugh, and make a funny face to try to get one of the babies<br />

to laugh.<br />

When one baby begins to laugh, let her put a hat on her head if she wants to. Say<br />

“Look, Delilah is wearing a silly hat. How funny! Do you want a hat, Basil?” When<br />

Basil reaches for a hat, give him one. Some children <strong>may</strong> want to put the hat on<br />

and then take it off quickly. Others <strong>may</strong> want to hold it instead of putting it on<br />

their head, or just watch.<br />

Encourage laughter and continue to talk about what each child is doing. Help<br />

them notice each other.<br />

Friendship Pool<br />

Outdoors, set out a small empty plastic swimming pool. Place a blanket on the<br />

bottom to keep it from getting too hot.<br />

Put a few toys in the pool between two infants who are facing each other. Be<br />

sure there are enough for each child to have toys of their own.<br />

Watch them play with the toys and watch each other.<br />

Describe what each child is doing to help them become aware of each other.<br />

Store the pool indoors so it does not get hot or damaged by the weather.

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