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10 games and toys that will make your baby smarter in 1 year old
Playing with children under 1 year old is really a headache! We don't remember what we liked at this time, and it's hard to find their interest directly from the language of these elves. Here are 10 simple games that will help your child learn more about the world and develop a better body and a smarter brain.
1. Rock roll
When to play: When the baby can sit
When the baby just learns to sit up straight, their balance ability is usually lacking, and often sway (like you are riding a bicycle for the first time). In order to enhance your baby's sense of balance, you can sit and play the game of rolling. Or you can take his hand and sing a song while gently swaying with the rhythm. The purpose of this game is to divert the baby's attention, so that he no longer thinks "Oh, I want to fall!" Slowly, the baby can adjust his balance and sit more and more stable.
2. Jenga
When to play: When the baby has space awareness
This simple game will help your baby develop space awareness and improve his ability to grasp items. All you need is a set of plastic measuring cups. Let your baby see two cups and then stack them together so that one of the cups "disappears". Ask the baby: "Where does the cup go?" Then watch him grab the cup and separate the two cups. If he does, you should encourage him: "Great! Come again!" This time you can use three cups until you finally use a whole set of cups (usually four to five). When the child is more and more proficient, he will try to stack the cups himself!
3. "attack" game
When to play: When the baby can coordinate with the hand
If you want to train your child into a baseball player, try this little game. This game helps children train eye and hand coordination skills. Stack the blocks into a tower, and let the child "attack" to push the tower down. He will soon realize what kind of power will be produced when his hand touches an object and comes into contact with it. When you are stacking wood, you can count the number of blocks aloud and practice your child's cognitive ability.
4. Sit ups
When to play: When the baby can sit
When the baby is about four months old, his control of the neck and head will be enhanced, laying the foundation for the next step of sitting up (usually in six or seven months). To help your baby develop muscle control, you can pull him to do sit-ups: let the baby sit on the bed, grab his hand, and gently pull him into a sitting position. You can make a few faces, or make a funny sound, so that the baby can face the head. After completing an action, gently level your baby's back and come again!
5. Face to face games
When to play: When the baby can look up
When you want your baby to practice raising your head, you can lie on your back and let your baby lie on your chest. You can talk to her or sing a song, she will naturally want to look up at you. You can play this game alternately with your other half, both to exercise the strength of your baby's neck and to help you build a more intimate parent-child relationship!