Music is always a good friend to your baby's development. A few game suggestions below will help you maximize the benefits of music for your baby!
Babies from 2 to 7 months old are easily attracted to sounds and words. And a children's song is the easiest way to help your baby develop communication skills as well as nurture a baby's love of music from an early age.
1 / Game for kids: Fun music
- Suitable age: 2 -12 months old
- Preparation: children's songs
- How to play with your baby:
You can start with any children's song, like "A duck" for example. To pieces of music that can create surprises with sounds and actions, mothers can intentionally attract the child's attention.
Sing softly and slowly while in the opening of the song. To "interesting" passages such as "spread wings / scorpion / squirt / flap the wings to dry", mothers should incorporate actions and calls. Sing the song to your baby again, combined with rhythmic clapping movements. The third time, mom can sing while tapping the floor, knock on the bed or anywhere that makes a sound. When singing the 4th song, mothers can use toys to supplement the baby's dance.
Singing while playing for the baby is also a good idea for mothers
This game can be "used" to make the baby happier when changing diapers or when the mother wants her to be more alert while in the car or whenever she does not want her to sleep. If the voice is a little outrageous at the end of the song and startles the baby instead of excited, the mother can adjust the tone accordingly.
2 / Game for kids : Dancer technology
Can't stand firm on their own, but most 3 - 6 month old babies like to rock their bodies to the music. Even many children dance very "sung" to the music too, mom! According to experts, dancing to music in a sitting position will help babies control their head and neck better, and consolidate and balance body movements.
Held in hand, baby has the opportunity to see the "world" from above
First, the mother can hold the baby and hold the baby by one hand, while the other hand lift one hand like a preparation for Valse. When the music is playing, mom can listen to the music while gently swinging her hips back and forth and carefully step by step or rotate to the tune. And if you belong to the song, you can sing along to increase the animation for the dance.
The baby will be extremely excited to be held close to and observed from above, a new perspective with the baby. Take a break from dancing, carry your baby around the house and show your baby the objects in sight like some items on the shelf, pictures on the wall, books on the table ... When the song is over, mom will move on move into a holding position (our hands hug the baby's armpits) and swing the baby back and forth gently in a circle. So the baby has a new perspective to look around.
Teaching children smart with music Music has a positive effect on brain development is well known. However, how is the effect? What can you do to help your baby develop better? Refer now!
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