First of all, we should know that no matter what food we eat, the more the better, but the right amount. If a child eats too many carrots at a time, because the function of the child's liver is limited, the liver has no time to convert carotene into vitamin A, and the excess carotene will circulate throughout the body with the blood. At this time, the child's forehead, palm, foot palm, nose tip, nasolabial groove and other places may have yellow spots, but there are no other symptoms. However, in severe cases, yellow stains may spread to the whole body, and children may have adverse reactions such as nausea and vomiting, loss of appetite and general fatigue. Therefore, the more carrots you eat, the better, but you should eat them scientifically and in moderation.

Secondly, we all know that carrots are rich in vitamin A, which is very beneficial to children's eye vision development. Therefore, eating some carrots in moderation will help children's vision development and their eyes will be brighter. But eating carrots doesn't make children smart. If you want your child's brain to develop better, it is recommended to eat some foods rich in protein, such as fish and chicken breast. Furthermore, the effect of protein intake on children's brain development is always limited, so in order to make children's brain development more healthy.

We can pay attention to early education, such as choosing some simple musical instruments, such as Tieqin, ukulele and so on, to cultivate children's musical talent, and at the same time exercise the coordination ability between hands and brains and the aesthetic ability of music. In addition, children can read some simple books and pictures and know some relatively simple words. Parents should teach their children patiently, chat with them more and cultivate their language logic ability. In addition, let children go out and communicate with outsiders and peers to improve their foreign communication ability. In addition, in their spare time, parents can throw a few questions appropriately, preferably simple and not too complicated, to cultivate their children's independent thinking ability.