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“Musical gloves”
These are gloves that have small bells on them. Put the gloves on
and shake the gloves in various places until your baby notices the
sound and the gloves that are making the sound. This game
teaches the child to work out where sounds are coming from.
Bathtub toys
Give your baby the opportunity to play with the water when he is
having a bath. You can put some toys in the bathtub such as
boats and rubber ducks, or round toys like plastic lemons,
oranges and apples.
Peek-­‐a-­‐boo
In this game the mother sits near the child and covers her face
with her hands or a cushion, and she says to the child: “Where
did Mama go?” Then the mother surprises the child by showing
her face and saying to him, “Here I am!” You can develop this
game by hiding behind a chair or a door, then popping out to
surprise the child. He will soon learn from this game that if his
mother goes away for some reason, she will certainly come back.
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Games for children over the age of 
one year 
Walking games
You can play various kinds of games with your child once he
learns to walk. All of these games will help to develop his
flexibility and coordination.
Help him to walk in different directions, sideways and backwards
and forwards. Or you can trot like a horse or walk on tiptoes, this
will prompt him to imitate the way you are walking. Stretch your
arms forwards whilst walking, or walk quickly then slowly, and
encourage him to imitate you (“follow the leader”).
Building games
These kinds of games use blocks of different shapes, sizes and
colors, but they should not be so small that the child could
swallow them.
You can also play with building sets made of wood or plastic with
large pieces; these will help the child learn to invent things.