Not only bring fun, the following 2 games for babies are also a simple way to help mothers stimulate the development of their child's senses in the first months of life. Let's watch and learn now, mom!
1 / Game for kids: Test "musician"
Babies from birth instinctively respond to loud sounds by startling. Gradually, this reaction becomes your baby's favorite when it comes to discovering strange, unexpected sounds like rattling sounds or screaming ... Hearing the sound and finding out where it comes from will help Baby understands the relationship between sound and sound sources.
- Suitable age: Children 2-5 months old
- Benefits: develop hearing ability and logical thinking ability, see things in the direction of cause and effect.
- Necessary items: Any degree of use that can make a sound, such as cellophane, gift wrap, trumpet ...
- How to play with children:
Put your baby on his back, then the mother can start her "show". Continuously change the order of sounds, trying to surprise and surprise the baby. Besides, the mother can also let the baby try and help the baby make sounds from his mother's "show". Repeat this game over and over again, and you may find that your baby tends to stare at the object in her hand or focus on listening to the sounds made.
Anything that can make sounds, even paper, is used in this game
2 / Baby games : The power of the touch
Not really a game, but a mother's touch can help children feel more secure because someone is by their side. At the same time, a light touch on the baby's sensitive skin can also help them realize where their body stops are, and from there they will begin to curiously explore the world around them.
With just a little time, you can easily help your child develop his sense of touch
- Suitable age: 0-3 months old
Benefits: stimulates the development of touch
- How to play with children:
Warm up by gently stroking the baby's hand and then focusing on the palm of the hand. Then we will stroke each finger one by one and don't forget to whisper to the baby what we are doing like, "Can you see your fingers stretching out?" or "This finger is over here!" ...
Continue moving on to the baby's feet. Gently massage the baby's toes and soles of the feet. Avoid tickling your baby because it will startle your baby. Continue to "update" to let your baby know what you are doing with your baby's tiny feet.
Learn Japanese mothers how to stimulate their senses Not waiting until babies can sit or talk, Japanese mothers have begun to help children develop their senses from the moment they are born ...
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