Most babies aged 1 year and 2 months have already learned to walk, and their curiosity and curiosity have been strengthened. At this time, as parents, we should encourage our children to play with other children, develop their ability to recognize people and objects, and learn to recognize and name new objects. Next, the encyclopedia will introduce early childhood education for babies aged 1 year and 2 months.
1. Sing together. Try to learn more songs and adapt the lyrics yourself. You can sing songs for your baby in any situation and let them listen to some beautiful and melodious songs. Studies have shown that under the influence of music, it is helpful for children's math learning.
2. It's time to change diapers. Use this time to let the baby understand various parts of the body. Speak and do at the same time, keeping your baby's cerebellar pouch in sync with your words and actions.
3. Climbing the 'circle'. Mom is lying on the floor, letting the baby crawl around you. This is the most cost-effective "sports field", and it is also very interesting. It can help babies improve their coordination and problem-solving abilities.
4. Shopping time. Leave some free time and go shopping at the supermarket. Different faces, sounds, objects, and colors can make babies happy and inspired.
5. Advance notice. Before turning off the lights while sleeping, loudly announce, "You're going to sleep! Mom is going to turn off the lights." Let the baby slowly understand the causal relationship.
6. It's nothing to laugh about. Gently blow air onto the baby's face, arms, or stomach to make them giggle.
7. Rub the tissue. If your baby likes to take tissues out of the box, let him go! Watching him crumple up a tissue and unfold it, spending a few cents to have a fun toy that can train a baby's sensory abilities, why not enjoy it? You can also hide the little toy under a tissue for him to find, but when the baby finds it, be sure to praise it greatly!
8. Little Reading Boy. After reading a story to an 8-month-old baby two or three times, he will be able to recognize the order of text arrangement. Reading to a baby is really helpful for their language learning!
