How Two Caregivers Can Follow the Same Baby Sleep Routine
Help two caregivers share a calm, flexible baby sleep routine with a clear handoff, age-aware steps, and the same safe-sleep finish.
Small games with children
Practice singing with your child, playing puzzles, playing hide-and-seek with your child, ... creating intimacy and stimulating activities when children are young.
Compare, compare
Show your child the size of basketball, ping pong, and soccer balls to see which is the biggest, which is the smallest, which one is bigger and which one is smaller.
Selling goods
One of the "guts" games of girls is to imitate the mother cooking with plants and leaves, ... Your task is to spend time with your baby, pretend to be a buyer, as a child or sell opposite.
Memory training
Place 5 items in a tray including: a spoon, cup, small toy, pencil and comb. Let your child memorize those 5 items in 1 minute. Then cover with a towel and see how many things your baby remembers.
Applause to the beat
First, clap your hands in a simple rhythm and then have your baby repeat. Through this game, you can also detect whether your baby is slow to read.
Letter face recognition
Small games help babies practice the motor system very well
First of all you need to prepare a set of letters (wooden, plastic). Then, write a word on the paper and have your baby look it up.
Children love to sing
You let your baby listen to easy songs and sing along, he will imitate and enjoy
Throw the ball
You stand opposite the child, about 1m, lightly throw a small ball at the child, let the child catch it with both hands. Not only fun, this game also helps children to exercise their whole body.
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