The baby who "comes and goes with a gust of wind" has mastered more physical skills and seems to be more confident! However, the small body still cannot operate freely like adults, and one may accidentally fall down. It seems that coordination still needs more practice! Stimulate the 'primordial power' in the baby's body, and perhaps become a sports champion in the future!
Catch butterflies
Fold beautiful paper into a fan-shaped shape, tie it with a rope, and secure the other end with a bamboo pole. Mom and dad dance up and down with their hands on a pole, asking the baby to catch a butterfly. If they catch one, they give the baby a butterfly as a prize.
This game requires the baby to move up, down, left, and right, and change the speed according to the speed of the parents. It can exercise the baby's coordination ability of hand, eye, and lower limb activities, making the baby flexible. In addition, playing the game of placing toys in front of babies and letting them drag them backwards can also promote the coordinated development of their bodies.
Please do as I do
1. Parents sing nursery rhymes while guiding their children to imitate their own movements.
Children's song:
Good baby, come quickly
Follow Mom and Dad to do morning exercises
Extend your arms and bend your waist
Lift your calves and run
The baby did it right and well
Mom and Dad come to learn baby teaching
2. After the child learns the game, the parents let the baby choreograph the movements, and the parents follow along with the learning. For example, imitating a little rabbit jumping, a little bird flying, a little duck walking, etc.
This game can not only develop babies' coordination and imagination, but also improve their imitation ability.
