Did you notice, most of the 3-month-olds have known to "follow" others with their eyes. Even up to 5 months old, a baby has recognized the faces of strangers and acquaintances. By the 7th month, the baby is able to locate and understand the meaning of some sounds
Thinking games stimulate your baby's brain development
In fact, according to many experts' research, the first 3 years of a baby's life is the "golden time" for babies to develop. However, many mothers overlook this important period.
From 6 months to 3 years of age, the baby's brain reaches 80% of the adult brain. During this stage, language, memory, hearing, and vision are the most developed parts of the brain. From year 3 onwards, the baby's brain continues to develop. By the time the baby was 6 years old, the brain was almost complete. You should pay special attention to the following two things in this stage of your child's development !
1 / Diet
In addition to essential nutrients for brain development such as DHA, AA, Omega ..., according to a recent study, lutein also plays an important role in the baby's brain development. Lutein is a carotenoid pigment, accounting for nearly 70% of brain structure, especially affecting the brain region related to hearing, language and memory of the baby.
Helping children develop thinking through games Children who love to play games will ignore learning. So how to choose a logical thinking game for children? MarryBaby will suggest you!
However, lutein is a substance that the body cannot synthesize but must supplement through daily diet. Breast milk is an excellent source of lutein for young babies. When the baby gets older, the mother can feed her baby with dark green, red, or orange vegetables such as bell peppers, bok choy, carrots, egg yolks ... lutein fortified recipes or snacks.
2 / Develop thinking
Let your baby look in the mirror to stimulate development When the baby has passed the main eating and sleeping period, about 3 months or more, the mother can carry the baby around the house to visit. Especially, when the mother was first exposed to the mirror, she noticed the change in the baby's facial expression. In fact, every child loves seeing himself in the mirror. Instead of letting your baby ...
Based on the child's basic developmental milestones, mothers can teach their children games to help them develop their thinking . Simple games such as naming objects, showing your baby in a mirror or simply letting your baby listen to music also stimulate the baby's development.
Occasionally, mom can ask you to find a "missing" color sock in your pile of clothes. Or you can print your photo and have the kids rearrange it. Thereby, the child's ability to memorize and learn is also significantly increased.
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