Visual Model 2 - Visual Development (Suitable for 2 months of age)

Author: Jia Jun, Editor-in-Chief, Jia Jun, Ye Yan, Author, Ni Jing, Illustrator
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Cultivating babies with good comprehensive qualities requires the balanced development of five key abilities.
Gross Motor Skills: Refers to the skills necessary for all kinds of movement and activities, helping children to interact with, explore their surroundings, and experience the joy of success.
Fine Motor Skills: Primarily refers to hand-eye coordination, through touching objects and understanding the properties of various objects, children can master more skills, enhance confidence, and promote cognitive development.
Language Ability: Crucial for the social development of children, it plays a generalizing role in the cognitive process, and has a regulating effect on psychological activities and behavior.
Cognitive Ability: The true beginning of children's learning ability development, it can cultivate children's ability to solve problems independently.
Emotional and Social Behavior Ability: An important part of children's personality, it helps children transition from natural beings to social beings and better adapt to society.
Reading starts from the moment of birth! Babies have corresponding developmental milestones each month, and giving them books unsuitable for their age can only dampen their interest in reading. For this reason, we have published this "Play with Bear" series of reading materials, providing "One Book per Month" for babies aged 0-3, allowing them to fully enjoy the joy of reading. Of course, one book per month does not mean the book becomes useless after that month. A major rule in children's learning is "repetition," as long as the baby is still interested, this book can be read continuously.
The small animals are presented in high-contrast black, white, and red, with more details, further helping to develop the baby's vision.
Theoretical Basis: At two months, a baby's visual center in the brain can already integrate and process information from both eyes to form a clear image. High-contrast images are still preferred by babies, but they can now see more details.
Reading Method:
1. When the baby is lying on their back, place this book within their line of sight and gently tap the cover while calling the baby's name to attract their attention to the illustrations in the book.
2. Let the baby lie on their stomach and prop this book up in front of them to help them practice lifting their head.
3. Let the baby lie on their back and prop this book up to the side of their body to help them practice turning their head and rolling over.