What interests a 10 month old baby boy?

hi! you can give him toys that will help develop his motor skills. you can also give him books with pictures and read the book to him so that he'll be familiar with things. i think there's nothing bad in letting him watch tv, just make sure that he won't spend long hours watching. you should also choose the shows that he must watch. there are many shows that are for children.

i think its time of play for a 10th mounth old baby. so you alway play with him. keep smileling him.

u can give him something like two cubes that fit into one other. see if he is try ing to somehow get them together. or something like that. that will show his intention of thinking or how his brain is functioning.

It's hard to amuse them, when they can't tell you what they actually WANT to do, isn't it? :) Not knowing your son, perhaps he might be interested in activities that are working on his motor skills ... like playing with balls or toys that roll and you can push them back and forth between you, stacking games, dropping things inside other things, even makeshift "bowling" (I used to use a ball and some empty plastic soda bottles... we'd try to push the ball and watch the "pins" fall over... it's that whole "learning cause and effect" thing). Playing in front of a mirror was always a big hit as were "hiding" games like hiding a toy under a blanket and asking "where did it go?" and having the baby learn that hiding doesn't mean gone. My kids loved bathtime so we spent a lot of time playing with cups and plastic containers and spoons and such in the tub (sometimes there was barely room for the baby! LOL). I also invested in a quite a bit of "kids music" and we'd "sing" songs, clap, and I'd pick them up and dance and twirl (before they could really try to do it on their own). Oh.. and don't give up on the reading. He might like books that have the sound buttons down the side (those are cool and usually interesting) or textured pages so you hold his attention by touching the different things in the book, instead of having him just wanting to put them in his mouth. I found too that, initially, books that have close up pictures of faces (either real or animated) seem to get noticed. I had this set about "Baby Ben" and my kids loved him... he was a cute little cartoon-y guy and they just seemed to like looking at him. Have fun :)