Infant and Toddler Early Education Olfactory Training -- The First Step in Baby's Intelligence Development. Smell.

Author: Chenxing Culture
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Publish Date: 2007-02-02
Features: This little book is compiled based on the sensory education philosophy of Maria Montessori, a renowned child educator of the 20th century who gained worldwide acclaim. She believed that the period from 0 to 6 years is the most crucial stage in life. From 0 to 2 years, infants and toddlers undergo rapid brain development and the embryonic stage of intellectual growth. Under scientific and rational early education, training these young children through senses such as sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch plays a vital role in their brain and intellectual development, as well as in their future intelligent growth. The earlier sensory training begins for infants and toddlers, the stronger their ability to distinguish between things becomes, and the faster and healthier their brain and intellectual development will be. Each page of this book presents only one method of sensory training. Parents should use everyday household items during parent-child reading time to conduct practical sensory training for infants and toddlers, thereby achieving the goal of enlightening and nurturing them through early education.