LET'S PLAY BABY
Filsan MUSABE
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LET'S PLAY BABY

A practical guide to your baby’s first year, with simple play that builds physical, language, emotional, and cognitive growth.

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By Filsan MUSABE
parents - grand parents - nannies - daycares - anyone wanting to have rich meaningful exchange with a child.
41 first readersStage: Spark
Only 9 more readers to reach Spark (50) — will you be one of them?
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Why this book should exist

Play unlocks a child’s potential. In the early years, it builds the brain, strengthens the body, grows language, and deepens connection. But many parents still wonder: what should I do? This guide closes that gap with simple, joyful activities using toys, DIY ideas, and everyday objects; bringing meaningful play within every family’s reach. A gift that empowers parents and enriches childhood.

What readers want from this book

“To play easily with my kids”

LLeila · Kigali

“I want this book cz i want to learn more how i can help my babies to grow”

cchance · Kigali

“I have a 7 months old boy , my first born and i am always wondering if i am doing enough, buying enough toys to help him grow and advance in life. It would really help me cause i would know what to do for him Thank you.”

DDivine · Kigali

“Start to read for my son”

RRosinette · Kigali

“The topic is very interesting...”

BMBlessed Muslimah · Kigali

“To be a better parent and know how to give my baby the kind of play he needs! Go Filsan!!”

MMacha · Kigali

“It was needed for parents to avoid screen for babies”

TTadhim · Kigali

“Because it is important for parents but also important for my family. So i’ll buy it even if it cost 100k 😊”

DDee · Kigali

“* To understand a child’s growth and behavior at different ages. * To learn how to support a child’s development, including physical, emotional, social, and language skills.”

ZZulfah · Kigali

“It ain’t soon enough to know more about parenting”

BBushayija · Kigali

The promise

They’ll move from guessing about play to using it intentionally to nurture a thriving, connected, and curious child.

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