0-3 Year Old Baby Intelligence Book - Play Smart and Healthy

Author: Shangpin
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: Is your baby smart?
Early walking: Children who walk early tend to have better motor development. Walking itself is a good stimulus for brain development, so it's important to encourage them to walk more when they are young instead of carrying or them all day.
Early talking: Children who speak early are more responsive. Early speech development indicates that the neural pathways for language in their brains are developing early. Such children are often articulate, fluent in language, quick-witted, agile-minded, and have strong comprehension skills. Therefore, parents should talk more with their children, read stories to them, encourage them to speak, and pay attention to developing their language abilities.
Curiosity: Strong curiosity about external things, a tendency to dig deeper, and an early enthusiasm for learning and a desire to learn.
Attention: Children who show high attention to certain things are usually smarter. This book is designed and collected with 128 simple and practical parent-child games, each of which can effectively promote the harmonious development of a baby's emotional intelligence and intellectual quotient. Most of these games use existing household items and spaces, requiring no additional purchases. To help parents make better use of this book, we provide scientific guidance on developmental and personalized goals that parents are most concerned about before each game, and suggestions on specific play methods and expandable activities after each game. We hope parents can be flexible and creative, and develop more and better intellectual games with their children.