Early education, also known as preschool education, is aimed at children's education from fetus to preschool. Family education has the greatest influence on the baby's physique, intelligence and psychological ability, and can enhance the baby's sense of security, willpower and sense of purpose.

What does early education teach? Knowledge in books? Or a life experience? After giving birth to the baby, I slowly got the answer. At the same time, we should know how to teach students in accordance with their aptitude and grasp the baby's sensitive period.

Follow the three principles of early education

Discover the baby's interest

We can't expect one-year-old babies to study with willpower and hard work, but as long as they are interested, they can also concentrate on an activity for a long time. As long as we find the baby's interest, parents can create many learning opportunities to teach the baby, and the baby will be happy to interact with us.

For a time, the baby liked to explore the toilet very much, and spent a little time in the toilet almost every day. What is he doing? Lazy mom observed that he was interested in the tap water switch (no baby would refuse love the water), and basically every morning when I went into the toilet to wash, he would fart and jump in.

It's just that I can cultivate his habit of brushing his teeth and washing his face in the bathroom, so I basically finish the baby's washing work in the bathroom every day (he is very cooperative in opening his mouth to let me brush my teeth and wash my face), and then I start his exploration of water (lazy mother is helpless, to put it bluntly, she will worry about the baby catching a cold), but as long as the fun water time is controlled well, it doesn't matter much, at most, it is to change clothes.

To survive.

After reading this matter, to be honest, as a parent, I will have the idea of dreaming for a long time. Give him a book, hoping that he can know all the words in the book. In fact, ready-made "teaching materials" in life are everywhere around us.

It's instructive.

1-3-year-old babies have the strongest ability to observe and imitate, but their ability to distinguish behavior is not very strong. Teaching them to read and write should also pay attention to educational principles.