Language Activities for 2 Months

Take your baby outside and describe everything you see, hear, and feel in simple sentences — turning an ordinary walk into a rich language bath.

Use different vocal tones and pitches to engage your baby in a back-and-forth sound conversation that builds early listening and communication skills.

Read through a board book of animals, making each animal sound with big expressions — your baby will be giggling and trying to copy the sounds in no time.

Give baby a crinkly soft book to grab, mouth, and explore textures and sounds.

Point at pictures in a word book and name each object, encouraging repetition.

Combine classic nursery rhymes with gentle body touches — tapping toes, tickling tummies — to help your baby connect words with sensations.

Sing a simple song while touching your baby's body parts — nose, toes, tummy, ears — to build body awareness and early word recognition.

Turn your baby's babbles into real conversations by echoing their sounds and adding simple words — teaching the rhythm of back-and-forth communication.

Hold baby close and coo, making sounds back and forth in early conversational turn-taking.

Make sounds (animal noises, vehicle sounds, nature) and encourage baby to copy them.

Teach simple signs like 'more', 'milk', and 'all done' during daily routines.

Talk your baby through everyday routines. The simplest, most powerful language-building activity there is.