How to stimulate the baby's brain development

In order to make the baby smarter, mothers also try every possible way. So how to stimulate the baby's brain intelligence development? What is good for the baby's intelligence development? The following editor will introduce you in detail.

How to stimulate your baby's intellectual development

Listen to and sing nursery rhymes. Choose some simple and interesting nursery rhymes and sing them to your children every day. The last word of each sentence should be easy to pronounce. You can also play recordings for your children. It is best to sing nursery rhymes with expressions and actions. You can shake your child rhythmically while singing nursery rhymes or walk around with your child rhythmically. After repeated many times, you can try to let your child imitate. Children's participation not only promotes their pronunciation and understanding of gestures and expressions, and experience rhythm, but also increases their interest. I know that playing with children with figurative toys such as small animals and vehicles allows children to recognize the names of toys.

Play. When showing toys, adults can demonstrate simple movements while saying the names of the toys. After repeated training, the child can point out the corresponding toys according to the questions. You can also cover his eyes with your hands, change the toys to another place, let go of your hands and let the child take the toy. If the child can take these toys, it means that he understands the names of the toys and remembers the characteristics of these toys. 5 minutes each time, 1 to 2 times a week. Pull it over Place the toy far away from the child, tie the toy with a string, and put the other end next to the child's hand, and let the child find a way to pull the toy over with the string. Put an obstacle such as a quilt or pillow between the toy and the child, so that the child can see the toy, but cannot easily get it. Encourage him to find a way to get the toy. Through the process of problem solving, exercise the child's intuitive action thinking ability.

Look at the objects and point to the pictures. Choose picture books or pictures with realistic and accurate images, simple pictures, and bright colors, such as animals, daily necessities, and people. Point to the pictures and tell the children the names of the pictures, and compare the objects in the pictures with the real objects. Present a pile of pictures to the children. After the adults say the name of the objects on a picture, ask the children to find them out. The children should be praised after they finish. Frequent reading of picture books will stimulate children's interest in pictures and is conducive to the simultaneous development of language ability and image thinking. You can look at less than 10 pictures each time, read each picture 2 to 3 times, and then take out the next one to read. You can do this 1 to 2 times a day. Each time should not exceed 5 minutes to prevent children from getting bored due to fatigue.

Draw and paint. Provide children with paper (or whiteboard) and crayons, and encourage them to use the pen to draw on the paper or board. At the beginning, the mother holds the child's hand to teach him to doodle, so that he can experience the feeling of holding a pen to draw. When the child is familiar with it, let go and let the child draw freely. When the child draws, parents should encourage and guide, and do not restrict; after drawing one piece of paper, switch to another, and practice every day, drawing for about 10 minutes each time. Through pen-holding exercises, the coordination of the small muscle groups in the child's hand and the accuracy of hand movements can be exercised, which increases interest.

Learn to walk unsteadily. Hold your child's hand to practice walking. When your child can stand, squat, and stand up on his own, let him practice walking alone between two adults who are not far away. The adults' hands surround the child to prevent the child from falling. When the child can walk alone, you can play with tug-of-war toys or small rollers to practice walking forward.

What to eat for baby's intellectual development

Animal offal mainly refers to the brain, heart, liver and kidneys, all of which are rich in protein, lipids, etc., which are essential nutrients for brain development.

Soybeans and their products are rich in high-quality plant protein. Soybean oil is also rich in a variety of unsaturated fatty acids and phospholipids, which are very beneficial for brain development.

Fish is rich in unsaturated fatty acids, calcium, iron, vitamin B12 and other ingredients, which are essential nutrients for the development of brain cells. Therefore, eating fish and fish oil-rich foods is very important for the baby's brain development, especially in the early stages of development.

Eggs The protein in eggs is very good and has a high absorption rate. The lecithin in the egg yolk is digested by intestinal enzymes, and the released choline can directly enter the brain and combine with acetic acid to form neurotransmitters, which is beneficial to intellectual development and improves memory.

Vegetables, fruits and walnuts are rich in vitamins A, B, C, E, etc., especially the fatty acids in walnut kernels, which are essential nutrients for brain cells. Regular consumption will not only promote brain development, but also improve brain function and vitality, and prevent brain nerve dysfunction.

Milk is rich in seven nutrients that are essential for the brain, such as lactose, vitamins and tryptophan, which play an important role in the formation and development of brain marrow and nerves. Give your baby a nutritious breakfast every day. After fasting overnight, all organs of the body, including the brain, need to be supplemented with brain-boosting foods rich in carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins, trace elements, etc. The nutrient utilization rate at this time is higher than that of the other two meals.