The advertisements and leaflets mothers received when going to the supermarket or on the street can be used to "transform" into an interesting toy for children. Just take a moment, mom
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1 / Game for children : Make use of discarded paper
Through colorful pictures and pictures, babies' visual abilities will be stimulated and developed. And it is the flyers, brochures, weekly magazines of the supermarket ... that are the perfect choice for mothers. Convenient, friendly with the environment, why don't you try it?
First, the mother sits down, holds her baby on her lap and shows her the flyers and advertisements. Just each picture, name the vegetables, food or items in the picture. Although the baby may not react to this action yet, she should be patient, continue to talk to her, tell her what she likes in that picture. Note that these leaflets should be out of reach of babies, avoid the baby's mouth .
In addition, mothers can take advantage of when the baby sleeps, cut out these images and stick them on a large cardboard so that the baby can see as soon as they wake up. Or collage them into an album or notebook for your child to play slowly. Will be a memorable scrapbook when your baby grows up, right?
Make use of the discarded leaflets to make a scrapbook for your baby
2 / Game for kids to practice crawling
Your baby will not be able to crawl in a few months, but did you know you can practice your baby gradually? Not only does the baby get used to the moving forward, the following game for babies also gives your baby a sense of excitement, mom!
The game helps your baby get used to the feeling of moving forward
- Suitable age: Children from 6 weeks - 5 months old. The game helps to stimulate your baby's sense of movement and space.
- Preparation: A rectangular thick carton about the size of a baby or a small blanket. This game is safer to play on carpet but can also take place on wooden or fabric floors.
- How to play:
Put the carton or a small blanket on the floor and let the baby lie on his stomach on top, his hands are now outstretched forward or outstretched. She gently pulls the carton or blanket back and forth to give the baby a feeling of crawling forward. Note, do not pull too fast or let the baby too tilt because it will startle the baby.
In case the baby cannot lift and hold its head, the mother can still let the baby lie on his stomach and look into the baby's eyes. Months later, your baby will gradually learn how to use his arm to fill the forward. This will help your baby develop his limb coordination skills he or she will need when learning to crawl.
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