After about a year of preparation, the baby has already started speaking, and he would have called his parents long ago. But he still can't call other relatives? How can we help babies learn? You can help your baby through the following small games.
Game 1: Call the Right Person
Holding a toy that the baby likes in your hand, say, "Ask grandma to give it." After the baby calls correctly, give the baby the toy and praise the baby; When grandpa came home, he said, "Ask grandpa to hug." After the baby called correctly, give him a hug. Others can also use similar methods. This is a small game that actively exercises babies' ability to recognize people. Of course, if the baby doesn't scream, don't force them, otherwise they will have a rebellious mentality!
Game 2: Who is this
Take a photo of the mother and ask the baby who this is? After the baby says' mom ', show the baby a photo of their dad. Afterwards, take out a family portrait and let the baby recognize the relatives in the photo and call out who they are. Maybe the baby will only call out 'Mom and Dad' at the beginning, but playing this game a few more times will bring unexpected surprises!
Game 3: Learn Title from Children's Songs
Babies have a high sensitivity to music, and the unique rhythm and melody of nursery rhymes are particularly attractive to them. There is a nursery rhyme that can help babies learn how to address their loved ones and understand the relationships between them. This song is called 'Genealogy Family Song', parents can listen to it. The lyrics are as follows: "Dad, Dad, Dad, what's Dad's dad called? Dad's dad called grandpa. Dad's mom called grandma. Dad's brother called uncle. Dad's brother called uncle. Dad's brother called uncle. Dad's sisters called aunt..."
