Toddler Ball Obsession at Spencer Neighbour blog

Toddler Ball Obsession. My dd has been obsessed with balls for weeks. It should start to subside as your child. If your toddler can’t get enough of things that spin, they’re probably working on their “rotation” schema. This is a form of play that can involve rolling balls, pushing toy cars, twirling their body, watching a pinwheel, and turning and twisting anything they can get their hands on. He is responsive, likes to smile at us/laugh/play, and has about 20 words. I have a 17 month old sweet little boy. While it is common for babies to be fascinated by balls, some parents may worry that their child’s obsession with ball play is a sign of overstimulation. Over the years we’ve gone through a range of fixations from particular books or tv. Yes, obsessive behavior is normal and expected in toddlers. Anyone else toddler obsessed with balls? Is obsessive behavior normal in toddlers? Is your toddler a little obsessed or fixated on something? My 20 month old is obsessed with any ball. This is perfectly normal for toddlers. We have an autographed baseball collection and several times a day she goes.

We have an autographed baseball collection and several times a day she goes. Is your toddler a little obsessed or fixated on something? It should start to subside as your child. He is responsive, likes to smile at us/laugh/play, and has about 20 words. Over the years we’ve gone through a range of fixations from particular books or tv. If your toddler can’t get enough of things that spin, they’re probably working on their “rotation” schema. My 20 month old is obsessed with any ball. Is obsessive behavior normal in toddlers? Yes, obsessive behavior is normal and expected in toddlers. He will play with one all day literally.

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Toddler Ball Obsession Is obsessive behavior normal in toddlers? He will play with one all day literally. While it is common for babies to be fascinated by balls, some parents may worry that their child’s obsession with ball play is a sign of overstimulation. Over the years we’ve gone through a range of fixations from particular books or tv. We have an autographed baseball collection and several times a day she goes. My dd has been obsessed with balls for weeks. It should start to subside as your child. My 20 month old is obsessed with any ball. Is obsessive behavior normal in toddlers? Anyone else toddler obsessed with balls? Is your toddler a little obsessed or fixated on something? This is a form of play that can involve rolling balls, pushing toy cars, twirling their body, watching a pinwheel, and turning and twisting anything they can get their hands on. Yes, obsessive behavior is normal and expected in toddlers. This is perfectly normal for toddlers. If your toddler can’t get enough of things that spin, they’re probably working on their “rotation” schema. He is responsive, likes to smile at us/laugh/play, and has about 20 words.