How to develop your baby's right brain and stimulate intelligence

The best time for babies to activate their right brain is from zero to three years old, especially before sixteen months, which is the sensitive stage of concentration and exploration. The younger the child, the stronger the learning ability. If the right brain is not stimulated in time, the baby's innate ability to absorb quickly will gradually disappear around the age of six.

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Music can open up the baby's mind: Music can develop the right brain, especially classical music, which has a great influence on the stimulation of the baby's right brain. When listening to piano music, you can let your baby use his left hand to imitate playing the piano; when appreciating violin music, you can let your baby learn the posture of pressing the strings.

Musical companionship at any time: Of course, parents can also play relaxing and enjoyable music for their children to enjoy before their baby goes to bed or during leisure time.

Develop the ability to feel and perceive painting

Observation and creation ability: The right brain originally has the ability to perceive painting. Let the baby practice drawing and graffiti to cultivate his observation and imagination skills. You can also let the child watch paintings, get in touch with the natural scenery or take the baby to various exhibitions so that the child can observe and learn to appreciate the works.

Being stimulated in many aspects: Graffiti is actually an independent exercise. Through visual reception channels, hands-on creativity, language logic comprehension and other instincts, it can stimulate the right brain in many ways.

Literary genre: fairy tale

Immerse yourself in the plot: Fairy tales are the best way to develop right brain thinking skills. By listening to the story, babies will unconsciously follow the plot and imagine the people, things, and scenes in the story, which is very helpful for the right brain's image thinking skills.

Relax the right brain before bedtime: Parents can tell stories to their babies before bedtime. This is the best time for the right brain to be most relaxed. Of course, it can help develop children's imagination and creativity better than when they are nervous during the day.

Use finger movement training

Nerve reflex effect: Using the left hand to trim things, grab toys, brush teeth, etc. can all train the baby's hand nerve tissue reflexes and promote brain growth and development. In addition, closing the eyes to tie shoelaces, learning to write and doodle, etc. can also strengthen the flexibility of the fingers.

Balanced left and right hand development: Let children alternate between using their left and right hands more often, so that the IQ abilities of the left and right sides of the brain can be developed more evenly.

Other Ways to Activate the Right Brain

Try to help with housework: Parents can ask their baby to help tidy up the bedroom. Children may not do well at first, such as not knowing how to sort garbage or how to use a rag to wipe the table and chairs, but parents should be patient to guide and educate.

Various sports: The right brain can perceive images and stimulate cells faster and more effectively during exercise than when it is static. Doing half an hour of gymnastics, playing ball, and other activities every day can stimulate the right brain by consciously making the left hand repeat some movements.

Identify spatial skills: Try to occasionally change the spatial environment of your child. For example, when taking your baby for a walk, you can deliberately change the route, or play hide-and-seek activities, or only let the baby see a part of the object and let the baby imagine the rest, etc.