Go on a picnic - Solve problems (Suitable for age 18 months)

Author: Jia Jun
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: A little story about Bear Hug and his friends having a picnic. Lift the flaps to explore and help babies develop problem-solving skills.
Theoretical Basis: Around 18 months, babies begin to engage in symbolic play, marking the start of symbolic thinking. Games like role-playing and playing house are excellent ways to cultivate symbolic thinking. Playing house can also help develop a baby's leadership skills. Taking babies outside to play is ideal. Yards, sidewalks, and parks are perfect places. Babies can shout, run, kick, throw things, see the big world, and feel dust, sand, sunlight, rain, wind, and snow.
Reading Method:
1. Read with the baby, open each page, ask questions, and let the baby lift the flaps to find the answers.
2. Play similar house games with the baby.
3. Take the baby on a picnic to let them experience the joy of playing in nature.