Teaching babies stem

Count with them. Counting songs, toys, rhymes and stories, count things into and out of containers, count fingers and toes, count pictures in books, count how many steps we go up and down. Basically anything and everything we can. Read books. Scientists have found that babies as young as 8 months can learn to recognise the sequence of words in a story when it's read 2 or 3 times in a row -- this is believed to help them learn language. Teach texture by letting her play with foods that vary in texture -- including cooked peas, cereal, pasta, etc. She'll get to practice her pincer grasp and explore her senses. The most important thing is to make it fun! We do not want to pressure them. Learning the basics should be fun. Ps - there is this cool kickstarter project that teaches 3 years old how to code. You can check it out here https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/primotoys/cubetto-hands-on-coding-for-girls-and-boys-aged-3?ref=3.jellop-ads.com&utm_source=jellop&utm_medium=facebook&utm_term=3.jellop-ads.com&utm_campaign=CB&utm_content=Cubetto-CB2