Where is the navel? - Cognitive Ability (Suitable for 8 months old)

Author: Jia Jun
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Continuously lifting the flaps to find Bear's little paws, hands, eyes, nose, mouth, etc., allows parents and babies to play together easily. This game process helps babies develop self-awareness and a secure parent-child attachment.
Theoretical Basis: Although babies may not yet understand that the little person in the mirror is themselves, they have begun to learn words to describe body parts, which is the beginning of self-awareness. During the game, babies respond to their parents using their developing attachment to them, which is also the start of social interaction.
Reading Method:
1. Hold the baby on your lap, open a page, and ask questions, such as "Where is Bear's little paw?" Then lift the flap and pretend to be very surprised to find the paw.
2. Continue asking questions, such as "Where is Bear's little mouth?" Encourage the baby to lift the flap, and show surprise when the baby discovers it.
3. Play a game of finding facial features with the baby in front of the mirror.