Babies Baby Development Social Development Activities to Encourage Emotional & Social Development: 0-3 Months Jamie Loehr and Jen Meyers, authors of "Raising Your Child" recommend these activities that will make your baby feel loved while encouraging her social and emotional development. By Jen Meyers and Jamie Loehr, M.D. Published on September 28, 2014 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos 01 of 09 Play With Baby! Kathryn Gamble Have fun with your baby. Play with her! Revel in her presence and make her feel loved and cherished. The knowledge that you just enjoy being with her is one of the most wonderful gifts you can ever give. 02 of 09 Love On Her Kathryn Gamble Love your baby. Unconditional love is one of the greatest gifts you can give her. If she truly feels loved and appreciated just for being who she is, she will develop a sense of self-value, a sense that she is worthwhile. 03 of 09 Respond to Your Baby Kathryn Gamble Always respond to your baby when she cries. Do it with love. She needs your help to right whatever is wrong. Sometimes she just needs you! 04 of 09 How to Help Your Baby Be More Social 05 of 09 Touch Your Baby Kathryn Gamble Touch your baby. Give her kisses, hugs, snuggles. Massage her. Do baby yoga together. 06 of 09 Look at Her Kathryn Gamble Make eye contact. Look right into your baby's eyes when you feed her, change her diaper, and give her a bath. She'll be looking right back. It's a great way to connect and build trust. 07 of 09 Show Her the World Kathryn Gamble Take your baby out to see the world -- on walks, errands, for lunch with a friend. Get out and do things with your baby by your side (or in your arms). 08 of 09 Raising Your Child Raising Your Child: The Complete Illustrated Guide is an information-packed guide that leads parents through the ever changing maze of new behaviors, developments, and challenges present in a child's first six years. It is filled with essential information, expert advice, practical solutions, and key choices to ensure a child's healthy development for their first six years -- and set them up for success in later developmental stages. In addition to understanding their child's stage of development, readers are given parenting techniques and activities they can use with their child to maximize physical, emotional, intellectual, and behavioral development at every age and stage. Buy Raising Your Child: The Complete Illustrated Guide 09 of 09 More Activities for 0-3 Month Babies Kathryn Gamble Get more ideas from Raising Your Child: The Complete Illustrated Guide to help with your baby's development. Activities to Boost Physical Development Activities to Enhance Cognitive Development Activities for Language Development Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit