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At that age Lo took 3/4 naps a day...while awake we would read books, use the exersaucer/jumperoo, and I would sing songs to him. Lots of tummy time and working in sitting. We also started solids at 5 month and did them 2x per day which took up some time. And we go out on lots of walks.

But if my Lo were up 14 hour a day with no naps I would go absolutely insane and he would be miserable to be around. Good luck with the naps!

LO is 7 months but we do a lot of the same things that we did at 6 months. He takes 3 naps a day and during his awake time I let him play on the floor with his toys (since he started sitting up he'll sit and play for awhile because he can reach for/grab/play with toys), eat solids, play in the highchair with kitchen toys while mama cooks, go on walks, run errands, put a blanket in the backyard and play on that (he LOVES being outside), read books (usually when he's starting to get tired...he pays more attention that way).

ETA: He also plays in the jumperoo, the door jumper and the walker. He's only happy in those for a while (10-15 minutes max) at a time.

She is really content with independent play, but she also takes multiple naps totaling 3-4 hours/day so it is hard to say. Once you start solids that could be a good little chunk of time taken care of I just let her play with the food and make a mess. For the rest of the day I just move her from spot to spot: jumperoo, pack n play with like 5 toys, activity gym. We go on walks, talk to her about what we are doing, do a lot of singing and "dancing", practice skills like sitting, and have visitors from time to time.

@Mrs. Tricycle: Love that list!

Lady M is 5 months and in the mornings we read and she plays on her mat. Want to start using the jumper now too. I'll take her to nursery rhyme time at the library on Weds. and other days we'll do errands or just walk around the mall or outside. I'm also in a bunch of new mom meetup groups so we've gone to some nice meetups at the park or lunch and things like that. I'm going to enroll her into a music class this summer.

My LO is 5 mo and I struggle with the same thing, but I work away from home 3 days a week, so I'm only home with her 2 days/wk.

Her activities are basically the same as what others have mentioned:
-Exercise mat
-Tummy time
-Singing songs (her fav is Old MacDonald followed by Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes)
-Sitting in high chair and watch the fish in the aquarium
-Sitting in the high chair in the kitchen with toys on the tray
-Laying out on the deck and watching the trees
-Sitting in the bumbo outside and playing with small bowls of water. She usually smacks them or dumps them on herself but seems to enjoy it.
-Jumperoo (either insidee or on the deck) - she's been able to use it since about 4.5 mo (we have the FP rainforest one)
-Swing
-Sitting in front of the mirror and making faces
-Photoshoots
-Singing along/dancing around with a kids' cd
-LO "helps" me throw toys for the dog
-Walks with the dog
-Reading books
-Baths
-Errands
-Breastfeeding support group on Tuesdays
-Playdates (more for me than her) with moms groups (via meetup.com). They've been great... everyone has been so nice and I've met a lot of moms with babies the same age as my LO. Some activities are scheduled for museums and stuff that I think is too old or her, but there are lots of meetups at people's houses and those are usually good for her. Some are even for babies only.

ETA: I forgot a few more...
-we do this thing I nicknamed "triathlon" (since DH and I are triathletes) where she lays on her back and I hold her feet and move them in a kicking, cycling, and then a running motion. Then I throw her arms up and tell her she's won. She thinks that's hilarious.
-I do baby bench presses... put her on my chest and then extend my arms straight. I do at least 10. She also thinks that's hilarious. I also do baby log rolls... that's kind of hard to describe but I saw it on some Gymboree type show... so maybe Google or look on YouTube for Mommy and Me type activities?

@Boogs: ooh, the pet store is a great idea. I bet my little one would like that since she loves our dog and enjoys watching fish.