Potential Development Game 0-1 year: 0-1 year

Author: Liu Yanhong
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: In the year of birth, infants are characterized by ultra-fast physical and psychological development. The cutting of the umbilical cord marks the transition of the child from intrauterine life to extrauterine life. In the womb, the child's diet, respiration, excretion, etc., require no effort—only material exchange through the umbilical cord and mother's body, making it a passive resident. The zero-year mark is the starting point for early intellectual development. From 0 to 1 year, a child's language abilities are not yet mature, while their sensory-motor abilities are a powerful means of intellectual expression. This sensory-motor experience plays a significant role in children's intellectual development. Parents should provide various sensory inputs as early as possible (starting from birth) to nourish the brain with quality information and utilize active games to develop motor skills, train children in speech articulation, language comprehension, and the ability to imitate adult behavior. An important principle is: children learn through activity—learning to crawl through crawling, learning to walk through walking, and learning to speak through speaking. The essence of intellectual development lies in providing slightly advanced, beneficial stimuli to children to spark strong learning interest. Since each child's developmental level and interests differ, we have designed multiple sets of activities for 0-1-year-olds for their selection. Of course, these activities can also be disassembled and recombined as needed.