Now more and more parents are aware of the importance of early family education, so in the process of getting along with their babies, parents will teach their babies something through various methods. However, many parents complain that their babies learn slowly and forget quickly, and they don't know how to carry out effective family early education. In fact, for children's early family education, in addition to not rushing for success, parents need to do the following four things:
First, stimulate interest and take the initiative to participate.
1-2-year-old baby just learned to walk. They are full of curiosity about the world and like to explore some unknown things. What parents need to do is to make good use of the baby's curiosity, interact with the baby, stimulate the baby's interest and let the baby actively participate in the learning process.
In real life, many parents have discounted the effect of early education because of lack of experience and methods when interacting with their babies. As an experienced person, parents can start with a set of family early education products to stimulate their baby's enthusiasm for learning.
Second, encourage and guide exploration.
The baby's potential is infinite, and the ability to explore is the driving force to stimulate the baby's potential. Therefore, in order to stimulate the baby's potential to the greatest extent, so that he can learn quickly and remember firmly, parents should encourage his baby more and guide him to explore more unknowns in peacetime, instead of just using him as a container for passively accepting knowledge.
Playing is a baby's nature. In this process, parents can play some exploratory games with their babies. For example, parents hide in the blind area of the baby's eyes, and then make a sound, so that the baby can learn to listen to the sound and determine the position of the parents according to the sound.
/kloc-After 0/year old, the baby will be very curious about our living space, so parents can also choose some small toys that are suitable for the baby and have a sense of space, such as educational building blocks and toys that can be disassembled repeatedly. Parents play these games or toys with him to guide the baby to explore, thus stimulating his potential and laying the foundation for future study.
Third, grasp the feedback and consolidate it in time.
In the process of early education, parents should pay more attention to some feedback information sent by the baby, such as whether the baby is willing to share it. Have you learned to say hello and thank you? Whether a good habit consciousness has been established, etc.
If the baby has had good feedback in the performance of daily life, such as knowing various colors and shapes; Can say hello, thank you and other polite expressions; Do not rule out bathing, regular work and rest, etc. It shows that parents' early education has achieved remarkable results and that parents' existing early education methods are correct.
If your baby hasn't got some good feedback, parents shouldn't worry too much. They should find out the problem first, for example, is it because they don't give the baby enough company? Whether there is a problem with the guidance method, etc. Then according to these problems, sort out ideas and find solutions.
Fourth, divide goals and study easily.
Babies at different stages have different acceptance abilities. Therefore, in the process of early education, parents must set small goals that conform to the baby's current development law in order to ensure that the baby will learn.
After setting goals, parents should learn to divide the final big goals into small goals, and then educate their babies step by step, not overnight. For example, if you want your baby to learn to eat independently, parents should start by exercising his baby's fine finger movements, then exercise his hand-eye coordination ability, and finally let his baby master the ability to eat independently.
Parents can set some contents that the baby needs to master at the stage on the blackboard, and then divide them into small goals. After each small goal is completed, mark "√" to witness the baby's progress.