Flip through the book with little hands. Learning Math (0-3 years old) - Complete set of 7 books

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Publish Date: 2007-02-02
Features: When babies learn math, they can recite and point with their hands, achieving a consistent hand-mouth coordination to count the number of objects and grasp the concept of the total quantity. Counting is the foundation of number concept formation and the preliminary stage of operations. To make babies enjoy learning math, it is essential to make mathematical concepts as engaging as possible, minimizing the pressure they experience during the learning process. By helping babies understand the close connection between math and daily life, we can cultivate their mathematical awareness in everyday activities. Comparison is one of the fundamental processes of thinking and a specific manifestation of cognitive development in babies. It can be taught to babies in conjunction with daily life. The comparative ability of babies is primarily reflected in their ability to distinguish and recognize the external characteristics of things. By placing the two objects to be compared side by side, babies can deepen their understanding of the concepts being compared.