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There’s plenty to keep them entertained at this stage, as their eyesight is just as good as yours. And now their coordination is developing along with their eyesight, not only can they grasp things – they can fling them across the room, too! Great for learning, not so great for your walls at mealtimes! Remember it’s all a learning curve, and they’re just making a connection between what they can see and what they can do. If you’d like to ask a question about their development, just get in touch.
Gill, baby care advisor and mum
Your baby can see that wall, so why wouldn't they throw their lunch at it?! Learn why it's part of their self discovery.
10 - 11 months: how your baby's growing
Learn why all those calories and nutrients are so important in helping your baby grow.
10 - 11 months: what your baby’s doing
Crawling, shuffling or walking, your explorer's on the move! Learn how their little hands are developing too.
10 - 11 months: what your baby’s saying
Learn why their first words may be simple but they can understand more than you think.
10 - 11 months: your baby’s bones
Learn why your baby's bones are perfectly made for this toppling, tumbling stage.
10 - 11 months: your baby’s brain
Learn how playing and exploring together helps to expand your baby's world and brain power.
10 - 11 months: your baby’s digestion
With growing teeth and a bigger tummy, they'll soon be on three meals a day - just little ones!
10 - 11 months: feeding your baby
Learn how to include all the different food groups in your baby's daily menu and how to encourage healthy eating habits.
At around 10 - 11 months old your baby will become more fascinated by 'cause-and-effect' actions, like the turning of wheels that make toys move. Their hand-eye co-ordination is also continuing to improve.
