1. Create a good learning environment: provide a safe, comfortable and interesting learning environment for your baby, such as toys, picture books and music.

2. Choose school-age textbooks: Choose appropriate early education textbooks according to the baby's age to avoid too simple or complicated content.

3. Pay attention to language enlightenment: In the critical period of baby's language development, we should communicate with the baby more, tell stories, sing songs and play games to help the baby learn the language.

4. Cultivate hands-on ability: Exercise your baby's hand-eye coordination and spatial imagination through puzzles, building blocks and other toys.

5. Pay attention to emotional education: give your baby enough care and companionship, and cultivate your baby's emotional expression and social skills.

6. Respect the baby's personality development: Every baby has its own characteristics and development rules. Parents should respect the baby's personality and don't force the baby to do things he doesn't like.