While helping your baby develop his senses, bringing him joyful moments, Let's fly together and Try to be a singer promising to bring both mother and baby the best moments. Try it!
1 / Baby game : Let's fly together!
When babies can control their movements on their bodies, they will often enjoy games where they can "fly" in the air. And like that we will let your baby be satisfied with drills "on the ground".
Your baby will be very excited when "flying" with her mother
Babies from 2 and a half to 6 months can play this game. "Let's fly" will help you develop raw motor skills without the need for any additional tools.
With this game, mom can sit or lie down, but remember to bend her knees. Sit baby on feet and tummy rest on lower legs. Hold the baby tightly, slowly put the mother's back on the floor and then continuously raise the legs gently so that the baby can "fly" in the air. The mother's "piggyback" leg will be more comfortable when placed parallel to the floor. If you have enough strength, during the flight, you should talk to your baby "The plane is about to take off ... fly!" when about to lift the baby or “Now the plane will go left / right” when we move our feet to the left / right. Depending on the physical strength of each mother, the "plane" will be flown in short, back and forth, tilted wings ... more or less before the baby can land safely.
2 / Game for kids: Test "singer"
Through music, your baby can develop his or her language skills
Before they can speak, children have been able to recognize words that are repeated over and over again and call familiar names or make familiar verbal cues. Your baby will love to hear us call out the names of his grandparents, brothers, aunts, pets, babysitters (nanny) and teachers. One of the most natural and easiest ways to learn with your baby is music.
Mom will choose short songs, soft or cheerful rhythm and repetitive words like The whole family loves each other or Three sparkling candles ... Remember to observe the baby's expressions when listening so we can choose choose a song melody that matches your baby's "frequency"!
To start, you just need to put the babies from 2 months to 1 year on a soft mattress, the better if there is a vibrating chair. Children will develop their cognitive , auditory and verbal communication skills through this game.
For your child musical talent In order for the house to always be full of lyrics, music, musical talents need to be nurtured with joy and open-minded concepts. Before entering serious classes, children need to freely choose their music style
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