Game for baby: Friend Leaves and Blanket

Both curiosity and curiosity, while helping your baby perfect control of muscles, the following 2 games are the perfect choice for your baby's "breaks". Try it now, mom

1 / Game for kids : mischievous leaves

Babies between the ages of 6 weeks and 3 months are extremely curious about the world around them and extremely excited to see new things. Therefore, during this time, the mother will spend a lot of time searching and introducing new objects or scenes to help her "open her eyes".

Take advantage of the colorful leaves to develop vision for your baby. Try it now, mom

- Suitable age: children from 6 weeks - 3 months old

Preparation: Some bright colorful leaves, tape

- How to play with your baby:

When taking the baby out for a walk or enjoying the wind, the mother can take advantage of some bright colored fallen leaves and show them. Stick these leaves over the roof of your baby's stroller. When the baby looks up, there will be a "leafy" sky moving with the baby and each fleeting wind will make these leaves flutter and flutter on the baby's head. Very interesting, right?

To ensure the safety of the baby , it's best to "hide" these leaves out of reach of children, okay!

2 / Game for kids: Roll in the blanket

Not only does this help your baby have an interesting time, the following game also supports your baby's flip-flop practice, mom!

From 3 months old, your baby will gradually improve the ability to control his body movements. Some exercise exercises indoors or outdoors will help your baby get used to turning over. Thereby, the raw motor skills, touch and the ability to feel the baby's body will be activated. No need to be complicated, with just a large blanket, mom can start the game for your baby.

On a warm sunny day, take your baby to the park or the indoor garden and spread a blanket over the grass or soft soil. You can also do the same when practicing at home. Let your baby lie on his back or on his stomach and help him roll over and over. If the baby can do it himself, the mother can let the baby "move on by himself". Have your baby continue rolling to one side until he touches the edge of the blanket in that direction to give him a sense of what it would be like to reach a certain place. Then carry the baby back to the center of the blanket and do the same in the other direction. Young children seem to like to feel new things, so when the baby turns to a new position, the mother should lie down beside her and explore with her.

Revealing the moment when the baby became a "superstar" in a roundabout The time the child practiced playing is one of the most memorable milestones for mothers. Because after a long time just lying still and wiggling a little, I had a real transformation