Therefore, it is the most intimate "early education" for parents to spend some time with their children every day.

Let's see how parents like to play with their children as they grow up.

0- 12 months: What can the baby do?

A few months old baby is already good at exploring the world with his body. They discover and learn through their senses. Baby's eyes, ears, nose, hands and mouth are all "tools" for children to explore the environment.

So the baby likes to stare at the toys hanging above the crib, listen to his mother, hum children's songs, and put his fingers and toys in his mouth to taste ... these are the ways for children to explore.

What is the baby learning?

Through these exploration methods, babies can learn and understand what "causality" is.

For example, "because it is shaken, the bell will ring";

"Because it lights up when you press the light" (so there is a reason why children like to play with mobile phones and remote controls).

At the same time, children also learned to communicate and communicate.

Usually when the baby is 8 months old, he has learned to "talk" with his parents by means of "staring", "gesture", "facial expression" and "voice", all of which are "telling" his parents their feelings, their thoughts and things they are interested in.

How can mom and dad help?

We don't even need toys to play with children under one year old. Let children treat their parents as "toys". We can imitate the baby's voice, encourage the baby to learn our voice, sing to the baby and describe what just happened to the baby ... even if the baby really can't "talk", don't forget to "talk" to the baby more.

At the same time, in order to make children have a richer sensory experience, then we have to accept the behavior of children putting any toys into their mouths. Of course, for the sake of children's safety, we should pay attention to providing only toys that are hygienic and safe and not easy to cause suffocation and swallowing risks.

/kloc-What can children aged 0/2-24 months do?

At this time, the child's physical fitness has further developed, and he has gradually learned to stand, walk, climb and jump. ...

In addition to big movements, children's fine movements have also improved. Baby's fingers are more flexible and can make more complicated actions, such as pressing buttons, turning pages and pinching plasticine. ...

And children like to study space, toys and some daily necessities, and want to find out how these things work. So children are likely to like to do repetitive things, such as throwing garbage into the bucket over and over again and taking it out over and over again.

What is the child learning?

First of all, children's playfulness can help them learn some new concepts.

For example, children what is up and down, what is full and empty; What is inside and outside, and what is high and low? ...

Secondly, children's "superb" imitation ability also began to appear. He will pretend to make a phone call and cook like his mother. Children can learn many new skills through imitation.

Thirdly, children's language ability has improved, and they can speak words or phrases.

These "new skills" have brought children greater self-confidence and feel that they can do many things. As a result, children are gradually "disobedient" and want to "do it by themselves", hoping that "they can do more".

How can mom and dad help?

Every child is different and will have his own preferences. Some children like active games, such as climbing, running and jumping; Some children prefer quiet activities, such as building blocks and listening to music. And how can we adults play with children?

It's best to follow the children's footsteps and let them decide what to play in a safe situation.