1. Talk to the baby from the moment he is born. Adults talk to their babies more often, and someone keeps talking at home at any time. The baby speaks earlier.
2. Help your baby learn to crawl. In addition to physical coordination, crawling can also promote the baby's thirst for knowledge and expand the scope of safety knowledge.
3. Grasp the training of feeling and perception. Letting children know the world around them early is the first step to cultivate their intelligence. Specifically, create conditions for children to contact objects of various colors and shapes, from toys to furniture. Besides watching, children should also be allowed to touch and play with their hands, so as to experience and know them.
4. Cultivate memory. When the child is older and can speak independently, he can be taught to recite simple nursery rhymes. Children around the age of three can be taught to recite short poems and stories, and at the same time, they can be trained to put toys or small clothes somewhere so that they can find them purposefully. This is a good way to cultivate children's memory. Reading and counting are also ways to exercise memory, which can be done alternately.
5. Exercise your thinking and imagination.