Fruits—The First Book for Baby's Cognition 0-2 Years

Author: Compiled by Chenxing Children's Cultural Center
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Publish Date: 2006-01-10
Features: "Learning through Play" is an early childhood education philosophy advocated by Dr. Marilyn Segal, a renowned American expert in early childhood development. This philosophy is particularly suitable for children under the age of 2. Before the age of 2, a child's memory and cognition are often mechanical, visual, and unconscious. They tend to remember vividly and vividly colored objects that evoke emotional responses. Therefore, when guiding children in cognitive development, parents should encourage them to engage in learning through multiple senses—seeing, hearing, touching, and smelling—and consciously guide them to observe the characteristics of objects. This helps children develop interest in what they learn, as interest is the best teacher. Only when children are interested will they be willing and actively engaged in learning. In this way, children not only gain knowledge but also develop a passion for life.