One: You know, babies are born to learn. Daily behaviors, such as feeding, changing diapers, playing games, singing, sitting in a stroller or kissing grandpa, are instructive. There is no need to do deliberate abnormal behavior or so-called educational behavior to let the baby grow up.

Two. Care about children. What the baby needs is not hungry, dry diapers, comfortable environment and growing care.

Three. Talk to the baby. Retell what you are doing (making tea, washing diapers, checking the mailbox). Addicted to children's language-specially designed to stimulate baby's intelligence. Read everything with the baby.

Four. Sing for the baby. Sing children's songs, TV music and your favorite songs.

Five. Play with the baby. Classic games such as hide-and-seek, kissing the baby's stomach and rolling the ball back and forth are all good parent-child activities. Dance with the child in your arms.

This is just a way to develop a baby's brain. Teaching methods can be more systematic, but there is no need to report, and mothers can take action according to their own economic situation. Of course, if the mother can adhere to these three aspects, it will not stimulate the brain, but will keep the brain healthy, keep the scenery, practice the neck, and gradually support the weight of the head. Watch the toys and sounds in motion and the external scenes to stimulate children's interest in the scenes. By prolonging the gaze time, we can remember the figures and distinguish the eyes, so as to better develop children's intelligence.

Let children see, listen and practice more. Because the development of intelligence is inseparable from the mastery of knowledge, and knowledge must be obtained through perceptual activities such as watching, listening and touching. Eat more fish, shrimp and hard food. Children's brain development needs all kinds of stimulation. Hard food can promote chewing, accelerate facial blood circulation and promote children's brain development. Listen to children's music more. Music can promote the related functions of the brain. Your baby can make luminous toys. When your child is born, he will know nothing.

Perceptual culture is the door and foundation of cognition. The development of children's sensory perception is very important for them to know the world, master and develop cognitive intelligence, especially for the early education of kindergarten children.