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Peek-a-boo: Babies find peek-a-boo games hilarious as you hide your face and then reappear, surprising them each time.

Tickle time: Gently tickling a baby's tummy or feet can lead to bursts of laughter.

Silly faces: Making funny faces or exaggerated expressions can easily elicit giggles from babies.

Playful sounds: Making funny sounds or animal noises can be a source of amusement for babies.

Unexpected movements: Sudden, unexpected movements or bouncing can sometimes trigger laughter.

Sibling or pet interactions: Babies often find it amusing when they interact with their siblings or pets in playful ways.

Musical toys: Toys that play catchy tunes or make funny noises can make babies laugh.

Dancing: Babies may giggle when they see someone dancing goofily or moving in a playful manner.

Funny voices: Speaking in a high-pitched or silly voice can lead to laughter.

Remember that every baby is unique, so what makes one baby laugh might not work for another. The key is to be gentle, loving, and attentive to their reactions, always ensuring their safety and comfort.