Many treasure mothers think that black-and-white cards and color cards are used to train their babies' visual tracking ability, but in fact, the uses of black-and-white cards and color cards are far more than that. The correct use of black and white cards can not only promote the baby's visual development, but also improve the baby's intelligence, understanding and cognitive ability.
Here are three ways to use black and white cards correctly.
First, the rapid flash method, also known as the flash method. Or put the color card about 20cm in front of the baby and show it to the baby one by one. While showing them to the baby, just tell the baby that this is a triangle, this is an apple, this is the moon, this is a tree, and this is an umbrella and other simple descriptors.
This flash method can help the baby to improve the instant memory ability. A baby who has just been born for a few months actually has a short memory. As long as you are trained, your baby's memory ability will improve faster!
Second, the visual tracking method. The visual tracking version still puts the card about 20cm away from the baby's eyes. By moving the card up and down, left and right, the baby's line of sight moves with the card. This training can improve the baby's visual tracking ability and cultivate the baby's concentration.
Attention, don't always change cards easily during this training. A card can be read for a long time. When baby Dan is not interested in this card, we will change another card and repeat this method to him.
Third, the detail description method. This method is suitable for babies over three months old, and the card is still placed about 20cm in front of the baby. In this way, when showing the card to the baby, the trainer gives a detailed description of the card, so that the baby can see the card and know the details inside.
Like a Christmas tree. We can tell the baby that this is a green Christmas tree. There is a big five-pointed star on the top of the Christmas tree, and many colorful lights are hung on the Christmas tree. We will see the Christmas tree at Christmas.
Through the detailed description of the copy, let the baby know what is in the card, which can not only stimulate the development of vision, but also improve the baby's understanding and cognitive ability.
There are also differences between black and white cards and color cards. Black and white cards are more suitable for babies from 0 to 3 months. When reading black and white cards, parents only need to give their baby a simple description.
Color cards are suitable for babies over three months old. At this point, the baby has begun to distinguish red, green, yellow and other colors.
Therefore, when reading a color card, parents need to describe the card in detail, so that the baby can fully understand and understand the things in the card while reading the card.