Raising babies under 1 year old is the main task of parents to take care of their children's "eating, drinking, defecating, urinating, and sleeping", but there is another important thing, that is, "playing" with the baby. Although the baby cannot communicate well with people at this stage, we can to stimulate the baby's sensory development through playing with it.
Speaking of this, Guan Mom remembered the experience of a baby mother. Her baby is 8 months old and can almost be considered an angel baby. I usually eat and sleep, and I am also good at playing with myself. Sometimes mothers are busy for a long time, and the baby rarely cries even if he wakes up.
I thought the baby would grow up so well-behavedly until one time I did a child care. The examination results showed that the physical development was good, but the motor and nerve reactions were not ideal. Finally, the doctor recommends that you should not just eat and sleep well with your baby, but also play well with the baby. The baby will be "active", so that all aspects of development can be balanced and the overall adaptability will be better.
Many new parents do not realize that 0-1 years old is the golden period for baby's development. Their perception , language, intelligence, neural reflexes and other aspects are in a period of rapid development. It is a very important period for implementing early education. It is a pity to miss it!
So how do we play and interact with babies under 1 year old? In fact, there are many ways, but parents must do the following small things with their babies, so that the baby can develop better and become smarter the longer they grow.
1 month old
html During the 1 month, the mother needs to have a good rest, so the task of playing with the father should be on him, hug the baby more closely, and do more touching and massage.
Let the baby look at some black and white picture cards and look at the baby more often (15-20cm away from the baby's face).
He will be very interested in talking to the baby in a slow, gentle and rhythmic tone.
2-month-old
Continue to show the baby the black and white picture card, or some brightly colored and distinct black and white objects.
Usually, you often look at the baby, keep a smile, often interact with the baby with exaggerated expressions and tone, and guide him to imitate.
When touching the baby, tell him what part he is pressing while doing it to promote the development of the tactile senses.
3-month-old
Prepare a colorful rattle or toy suitable for hand-grabbing to exercise the baby's hand-eye coordination ability.
When the baby is lying down, he uses toys to attract him to raise his head and turn his head to both sides, and exercises his neck muscles so that he can hold his head firmly as soon as possible.
Let the baby lie on his chest, circle his hands and hold him firmly, and slowly turn left and right to exercise the baby's sense of balance and prompt him to look up.
4month-old
The social and language abilities of babies of this month have been developed rapidly, and frequent conversations can further stimulate the improvement of these abilities.
imitates the sounds of various nature or small animals towards the baby. The baby is particularly curious about this and will also try to imitate it.
Train the baby to sit, that is, let the baby hold our thumb, and hold the baby's wrist with the remaining fingers to pull him up from the supine position.
5-month-old
Put the toy in front of the baby to attract him to crawl forward; put the toy on the side to make him turn over, and the baby will never get tired of it.
tickled the baby, gently touched the skin on his neck, armpits, waist, thighs, palms and soles of his hands and feet, stimulating the baby's excitement sympathetic nerve , making him feel happy.
The baby begins to enter the rhythm of teething. He likes to bite things, drool, feel uneasy, etc. You can prepare some teething sticks or teeth glue for the baby to relieve the discomfort caused by teething.
6 months old
The baby can already sit up and put some small toys in front of him and let him try to grab them.
handed the baby a building block, and then handed two pieces one after another to see his reaction, guided him to turn the toy back and exercise his fine hand movements.
Patch the baby's demonstration and then grab his little hand and pat it. This is also very beneficial for the baby's intellectual enlightenment.
7 months old
Put the toy in front of the baby, guide him to stick out his body and reach out to the toy, from sitting to lying down, and crawling.
Prepare some small cookies, dissolved beans , etc., so that the baby can grab and eat independently, and exercise his ability to accurately grasp the hands.
8month-old
Focus on training the baby's sense of space and language. For example, stuffing one toy into another to deepen his understanding and understanding of space.
My parents can also teach the baby to know their body parts, and then ask the baby: Where are the eyes? Where is the nose?
Let the baby Learning disability crawl, put the pillow in the middle, and encourage the baby to crawl over and get the toy. Of course, you can also lie in the middle and let the baby crawl over him, which is a different kind of fun.
9-month-old
Hold the baby up and let him grab the adult's hand and keep balanced for a while. Soon, the baby can stand up by holding his own things.
At this stage, the baby begins to be fascinated by things that can open and close, such as paper books, drawers, cabinet doors, cartons, etc., so that he can explore freely.
Let the baby join the chat. When the baby makes some intermittent sounds during the process, the parents should remember to respond to him and then continue the conversation.
10 months old
Baby is particularly interested in finding hidden things. "Hide and Seek" has become his favorite game and never get tired of playing it.
Hidden a favorite toy in a towel or cardboard box, and then guide the baby to discover it. This is to help the baby understand the concept of eternity of the object. The process of searching can also exercise the fine movements of the hands.
Play the game you threw away my pickup with your baby, encourage him to throw out the toys, then pick them up, and throw them again...
11 month-old
Play some finger games with your baby, such as clapping games, wave your hand and say hello, shake hands and say hello, wait.
Although walking is "ready to go", the ability to crawl cannot be abandoned. You can play the game of "traveling through the jungle" with your baby, that is, using pillows, quilts, etc. as obstacles, encouraging your baby to cross layers of obstacles and exercise climbing and hand-eye coordination skills.
12-month-old
teaches the baby to identify items. When he looks at an item, we point and tell him the name and guide him to make a similar sound.
often talk to your baby, ask questions to him, tell him what you are doing, accompanied by dramatic tones and gestures, which most babies can notice and understand.
The baby may transform into a "little destruction king" and likes to hit things, but he is not doing destruction, he is just trying to touch items in a new way.
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Each baby has a different growth rate, some are earlier and some are later, so there is no need to worry about the baby's developmental delay. Even if some growth "can't keep up with the rhythm", it can be improved through daily training.
For babies, parents are the best toys, and companionship is the most effective early education game. The more time you spend with your child, the easier it will be for him to achieve the "cheating" life model in the future, so enjoy a relaxed and happy parent-child time with your baby.
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