Learn about animals through animation. Animation is more vivid than simple pictures. Not only is it more stereoscopic, but it is also equipped with real sound or music. The animals in the animation will be richer than those in the picture, and each animal is in a different environment, which is very real. Babies are more attracted and can know animals more accurately. But animation has one disadvantage. Watching it for a long time will hurt your eyes, and it is also very addictive.
Parents should first create a scene and environment for their babies to know these common animals. For example, set up natural corners in kindergartens, raise common small animals such as white rabbits and goldfish, and put some operation materials in some areas that can deepen the understanding of the appearance characteristics and living habits of small animals. Or keep some small animals at home and let the baby observe their living habits and behavioral characteristics nearby.