Fathers are not only the breadwinner of the family economically, but also play an extremely important role in raising children. The way fathers teach and interact with their children from an early age will make a difference in your child's development.
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What benefits will the baby benefit when his father cares?
1. Children learn through free and un formulaic interactions
2. Listening to dad's talk helps children to improve their language skills quickly
3. Being in the care of his father, he rarely has behavior problems
Things you should teach your children by age
Dad teaches children with love and unexpected creativity
Scientific studies have shown that parenting can create huge benefits for babies. Not only that, the way dad plays with or treats the baby affects the development of the children. According to modern researchers, the role of a father is just as important as a mother in raising her baby, whether it is in the infancy or when the baby is grown. Parenting by a father makes the following differences:
1. Children learn through free and un formulaic interactions
If mothers often teach their children according to a certain pattern, such as sitting in a chair while eating and reading books every day, fathers use other ways to care for or teach their children. Dad can let your child freely draw on the wall of the house, on his face, play with the barrel of rice, splash water ... According to the studies, both formula and non-formula interactions are necessary for the development of little. Randomness and pleasant surprises when babies play with their fathers play an important role in the formation of social skills and how they will behave when they enter the future. Therefore, children should be able to play with their dad as much as possible. Play, playfulness is also the most effective way for dad to teach his children and bring them a colorful childhood.
2. Listening to dad's talk helps children to improve their language skills quickly
Many studies have shown that, fathers regularly talking and using many words when interacting with their children will help preschool-aged babies master their language skills in the following year. So, dads, let's talk more.
Babies speak well because of ... Dad A recent study shows that mothers often communicate with their babies in high voices as if a bird is singing in a cartoon movie, while fathers often communicate with their baby. in an adult voice. And babies who are often heard by their dad talk develop more perfect language skills
3. Being in the care of his father, he rarely has behavior problems
Children whose fathers read books to listen to, are allowed to go out to play with their fathers, and are cared for by their father in daily activities such as bathing, changing diapers, eating, etc. early in school as well as less rebellious behaviors when entering teen.
Newborn to 3 years old
At this age, children need to understand some basic things such as gender, love in family, some basic manners in the home, in school and in public.
Help your child understand gender: You should explain why your baby is distinguished as "boy" and "girl". At the same time, the father should also behave appropriately for the children to discover themselves curiously during this period.
Helping children to understand family love: By persistently and tenderly caring about each of your small needs, I will help you feel the bond between family members. When you teach your children what is the right way to behave and what is wrong, be gentle and do not get angry or force them. This is the most basic foundation for the development of family relationships in the future.
Teach your children some basic manners: Saying hello, saying sorry, thanking you or speaking out your needs are things any baby needs to learn.
Behavior in communication is important, mothers need to teach their babies before the age of 3 The earlier lessons on how to be communicated, the sooner they can shape their character better. Before the baby turned 3 years old, the mother was able to teach him the basics, but it was useful to help him quickly understand how to connect with others and how to behave in crowded places.
From 3 to 6 years old
At this age, your baby already understands a lot of things and dad can start to teach him more lessons.
My father and son will have many secrets together!
Some suggestions for dad:
Teach your child to take good care of his or her body
Teach your child to distinguish affection from other emotional relationships.
Help your children understand more closely why there is sexism, why people accept social roles by gender.
Teach your children how to protect themselves against the dangers of kidnapping, sexual abuse and accidents.
Encourage your child to get more physical activity and introduce him to some sports at first.
Join your child in exploring and risky activities so that they can learn many interesting things, and at the same time learn what are the limits that need to be respected.
Raising a child is never easy. Your father's active participation in this process will help your child develop comprehensively, balance and acquire sharp skills. Dad, be confident that you will do well as your guide and irreplaceable support!
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