Baby's small hands are flexible and can fold two building blocks. A baby with strong hands-on ability may pile three or four blocks together. The baby will take out the toys in the bucket and put them back in the bucket. I can eat with my own spoon, pick up a small rice bowl with both hands, and drink milk and water with a bottle in one hand, which is very chic. Mom may be surprised to find that the baby can still hold a straw as thick as a string with his index finger and thumb.

Most babies of this age can hold pens. Letting the baby doodle with a pen is a good way to train the flexibility and accuracy of the hand.

The baby can drink the water in the cup, but he can drink most of the water into his stomach. It is normal for water to splash on clothes, neck and ground. Not only don't criticize, but also praise the baby.

The baby will insert his finger into the bottle mouth. This ability makes the baby very happy, as if he were possessed. As long as he sees a hole or an eye, the baby will insert his finger. This is one of the ways for babies to exercise their hands carefully, and mothers can buy such toys for their babies. Don't use baby bottles and toys with small holes, lest the baby put his finger into the bottle mouth and can't take it out.