How to cultivate the baby's hand-eye coordination ability is the most important thing for the baby to grow up healthily in many families. I want to develop my baby's hand-eye coordination ability reasonably at the right time, but how can I better develop my baby's hand-eye coordination ability? Let me tell you about it.
How to cultivate the baby's hand-eye coordination ability 1 First, seize the right training opportunity.
During the baby's life from 0 to 6 years old, a series of sensitive periods will flash, such as "graffiti sensitive period" and "sensory sensitive period". In these sensitive periods, the baby likes touching, doodling and other behaviors very much. Therefore, parents need to carefully observe and capture in time. Some early education machines also combine the characteristics of multiple sensitive periods in content, so they can also help parents find and use sensitive periods better!
Second, create a rich training environment.
Creating colorful living space for babies is the best way to develop hand-eye coordination. Let the baby listen, touch and see more, and feel various objects with different colors, shapes, textures and functions, thus creating an internalized virtual space in his mind. You can also take your baby for a walk in nature. Walking babies can let them catch butterflies, touch flowers and hold trees, which are all very interesting activities for them.
Third, provide scientific training games.
Games are one of the lifestyles that babies enjoy. Picking peas, wearing beads, eating and other games are all effective shortcuts to training hand-eye coordination. For example, prepare a button with a big hole and a rope for the baby. Parents tie a button at one end of the rope to prevent the button worn by the baby from slipping out. Adults demonstrate the method of threading beads, and then guide the baby to thread beads by himself. At first, the baby may only wear 2 ~ 3 beads, it doesn't matter, this is his great progress. After the baby gets dressed, tie a rope into a "necklace" and wear it on the baby, which can stimulate the baby to wear beads.
Fourth, prepare necessary training tools.
The choice of tools is very important for training hand-eye coordination ability. Because babies need to use their eyes manually, an educational product with both hands-on and brain functions is the best choice.
How to cultivate the baby's hand-eye coordination ability II. First, you can practice throwing with a plastic stick or a plastic baton for running. First of all, adults teach children the correct throwing posture, watch the target in front of them and practice shooting far, and also determine a target to practice shooting accurately. The distance of throwing is from near to far, and the difficulty is gradually increasing.
Second, you can practice throwing baskets with sandbags or bean bags, or throwing them into fixed containers. The distance between baskets or other containers should not be too far, so that children can throw sandbags in. Adults can also play "throwing sandbags" with children or two children. Two people stand face to face at a certain distance, one throwing and the other picking up sandbags, and so on and so forth, to see who can grasp accurately and cooperate well. You can also draw a wolf with paper and stick it on the wall. Let the children throw sandbags at the wolf and give encouragement if they hit it.
Third, several children can play the game of "See who sets more" with the hoop together. Put some toys in front of them, and let the children take turns throwing them forward one by one with ferrules to see who can set them more accurately. When you start playing, you can close the distance, so that children can be easily caught and enhance their self-confidence. After training for a period of time, increase the difficulty appropriately and let the children stand away from toys. If you use bamboo or rattan to make your own ring, you'd better wrap it with colored strips or plastic belts to avoid stabbing your child's skin.
4. Adults can also hang the wastepaper basket at home on the handrail at home to make a simple basketball stand, so that children can throw small balls into the wastepaper basket within a certain distance. According to the child's ability, the distance can be appropriately increased. At first, you can throw it with both hands. After training for a period of time, you can throw it from a distance with one hand to exercise your child's arm strength and hand-eye coordination.