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That's plenty! Also, she still takes a while to eat (sometimes bottles still a fight, and she is such a distracted nurser), so that already takes up a lot of her awake time! Granted she is not quite 4 mo yet so her max wake time is 1.5 hrs. I'm waiting for weather to REALLY get warmer to go out on walks.

I think sometimes down time is good too.. I feel like I try too hard to stimulate her then she gets over stimulated and over tired!

I did a lot of tummy time activities. I'd have heron her back and help her practice rolling over. And airplane on my legs moving toys around to keep her entertained while she held her head up.

@snowjewelz: now she is. But I have no idea what to do with her later. Right now just talking and snuggles.

I worried about this a lot, that I wasn't stimulating him enough, and my GP reminded me that up until they are almost a year old, everything seems new, so there isn't a need for constant entertaining. I had a lightweight bouncy chair that I carried everywhere with me, and I would put him in that and go about my business - cleaning, cooking, changing sheets, even reading magazines and stuff, and just narrate what I was doing for him.
We also went out to eat A LOT - which is why at a year PP I still have 10 pregnancy kgs to lose! Still, I'm glad I did because now at a year old he needs to be constantly entertained if we go out to eat - back then he would sit happily in his stroller and watch the world go by.

Your list looks great! Also everything you are doing is interesting to them at that age, so just take time to do your normal things and narrate for baby while he observes.
Outside of the house, some options are Mommy&Me type of classes (yoga or Stroller Strides) and storytime at library or bookstore.

We took tons of walks outside and even taking her on errands at that age was stimulating for her. I'm also the type who enjoys housework and I didn't feel bad about putting her in the bouncy chair or swing while I did that. I think babies need a little downtime in the same way that adults do.

Enjoy that they are portable and easily contained? I'm with the others that you don't need to do much. Babies are stimulated by everyday life. We had a jumperoo that I would stick her in while I did chores. Once she could sit up, I would put her in a pack & play with toys while I did things. Usually one outing a day - a walk or an errand - was enough to blow her mind. I miss those days!

That is plenty!!!!! I used to worry about that too, and struggled with just letting her "hang out" but she enjoys some time alone in her swing and crib talks to mobile and gets used to it
I am in FL so we walk a lot or hang out on porch!
I have taken her to a few music and me classes she loves them and after 45 mins is out BIG WIN in my book...lol

At that age, I would usually just put her in a wrap or in another container (exersaucer, swing, blanket on the floor) and go about my day and narrate what i was doing. Or give her everyday objects to hold and inspect.