The role of toys in infant intelligence and growth

Toys play an important role in the development of physical and mental health. By playing with toys, you can increase the muscles of your baby, promote the development of your movements, and focus your attention.

Infants of different ages have different levels of physical and mental development, so they must choose when purchasing toys.

Infants of 3 months of age have different levels of physical and mental development, so they must choose when purchasing toys.

Three months ago, the basic colors of red, yellow and blue could not be distinguished, but the color may be initially identified. Therefore, you can choose a larger, colorful, and sounding toy. Hanging the toy on the bed frame makes it easy for him to see, so he constantly moves the small hand and the calf to express his joy.

3 to 7 months, involuntary exercise and casual exercise are being formed, you need to use toys to purposefully increase the activities of the limbs and the whole body. Therefore, the toy should be hung lower, so that the baby can reach out and start. Go and touch (not free to exercise), and then you will consciously play (free exercise).

The hearing and color perception of the baby from 8 to 12 months is further strengthened. Choose a toy that promotes the development of his sensory organs. At the same time, it is best to let the baby see some real animals such as cocks, cats and so on. In this way, when he plays with an eraser or a plastic cock, he will think of the roar of the rooster.

A 1-year-old baby needs adult help and guidance and should be offered free mobility as much as possible, such as on a large bed or on a clean floor. If you have a small table and a small stool, then sitting at the small table and playing, the posture is better than sitting on the banquet and the floor, and it is not easy to fatigue. Every time you play, let the baby take out the toy from the toy scorpion. After playing, teach him to put it back where he is, and pay attention to cultivating his good habit of loving toys and hobbies.