With each passing day, your baby will perceive and learn more from the world around him. And thanks to the mother's games, the baby's developmental ability is also "upgraded". Help your child develop skills with these 2 simple games, moms
1 / Baby games : Which flower is more fragrant?
One of the means that can help your baby immerse himself in his surroundings is his beautiful and extremely sharp nose. Try the statue one afternoon, your baby will be able to see the beautiful flowers and immerse themselves in the scent of flowers, surely the baby will be very interesting, right? Moreover, this "romantic" space will help stimulate your baby's curiosity to explore.
Not only beautiful, the flowers are also useful to help your baby grow
- Suitable age: 1-12 months old
Preparation: The flowers are in bloom
During the first experience with the scent, the mother should send the baby to some outdoor place such as a nursery, a botanical garden or a flower shop to be able to find some fragrant flowers such as lavender, daffodil. yellow, freesias or pink. Let your baby stand, support his or her head carefully, then bring his face closer to the fresh, just blooming flower and observe what the baby's expression "catch" will be like when he "catches" the scent.
However, mothers need to note that rose thorns, some flowers such as lilies, lilies, azaleas and foxgloves are poisonous, making babies sick if they accidentally eat them. Therefore, when letting your baby smell flowers, we should hold both hands lightly so as not to reach or taste.
Baby care: Basic first aid, mothers need to know Children are active, love to machine, explore, and explore around. With just a little negligence of adults and babies, it is very easy to have accidents due to the above nature. If mothers are not equipped with basic first aid skills, the consequences of not providing timely emergency aid for the baby are very unpredictable.
2 / Game for kids: Cycling
Most babies love to have mothers grab their baby's legs and let them move like a bicycle. Especially, if in the meantime, a few lovely sounds will make your baby much more excited.
This active baby game is suitable for babies up to 3 months old. It helps develop hearing as well as body movement in the baby.
This game also helps prevent constipation in babies
First, let your baby lie on his back, gently grasp his or her ankles and slowly let his or her legs move in a circle, like when riding a bicycle. Then bring your baby's knees to his chest and pull each leg back.
At this time, in a face-to-face position, mothers should enlist a conversation with the baby about what they are doing like: “Now, we will turn left leg now. Well done, I did right! " or "Now your baby's feet will go up, up, up again and then will it straighten out" ... Your baby's legs will alternate right and left and the mother's voice will combine intonation up and down. This movement will help the baby's legs and abdominal muscles become stronger, while the mother's voice stimulates the baby's hearing to develop.
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